Solo Ceilidh
£650
Live Ceilidh
Check your date →Covering Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond, the Trossachs and Argyll & Bute — the Highland edge, and some of the best-looking rooms we play.
Lochside marquees, estate barns and hotels with the water out the window. Generator power and marquee acoustics are both worth flagging early.
Fifty-two miles as the crow flies, and the crow has the better route. The A82 up the west shore is single carriageway, slow and genuinely beautiful, and it does not care what time your ceremony is — so we leave earlier for Loch Lomond than the distance suggests. Everything named here is inside the free zone; the far west of Argyll and the islands are not, and we will say so plainly rather than surprise you with it.
The reason people book this part of the world. Canvas absorbs sound rather than reflecting it, so a marquee needs more PA than a hard room of the same size — the opposite of the instinct most people have.
Converted stone and timber buildings, often some distance from where a vehicle can stop. Good rooms with a long carry attached, which is worth knowing before the day rather than during it.
Traditional Highland hotels with function rooms that have been doing weddings for a century. Level access, real power and, frequently, a curfew set by the fact that people are asleep upstairs.
This is generator country and midge country, and both change the plan. Generator power needs declaring so we bring our own distribution. Midges are not a joke between June and September at dusk on a west-facing shore — it affects whether doors stay open, which affects the sound and sometimes the running order. Access is the third thing: estate tracks, gates that need a code, and a long carry from the nearest hard standing to the marquee. Weather here is a working consideration rather than a topic of conversation, so cabling and any outdoor run gets planned as if it will rain.
There is a fuller version of this on the venues page, which sets out everything the band needs from a room — floor space, power, access, limiters, curfew and ceiling height.
Marquee season is May to September and effectively nothing else — a lochside marquee in February is not a proposition anybody is selling. That compresses the entire year's demand into twenty summer Saturdays, which is why this is the area where dates disappear furthest ahead. Hotel function rooms run year-round and are the sensible option for an autumn or winter date.
Loch Lomond & Argyll sits inside our 100-mile free-travel zone from Perth, so there is no travel charge on the quote.
Live ceilidh, professional dance caller and a full DJ set, plus PA, atmospheric lighting and a speeches mic.
No hidden extras. Check your date and we’ll come back with a simple, all-in quote within hours.
Not on the list? It almost certainly still works — this is where we are most often, not a boundary. Check your date and we will tell you straight away.
£650
Live Ceilidh
Check your date →£750
Ceilidh & DJ
Check your date →£850
Live Ceilidh
Check your date →£950
Ceilidh & DJ
Check your date →£1,000
All-Day Wedding Package
Check your date →£1,200
Premium Live Package
Check your date →£1,500
Ceilidh + Live Covers + DJ
Check your date →Every package is a complete standard evening, live ceilidh, professional caller, DJ, full PA, atmospheric lighting, setup & pack-down, and a mic for your speeches. The ceilidh and DJ switch seamlessly all night, at no extra cost. Full detail on the packages page.
Good to know High-demand dates, Hogmanay, Burns Night and the festive season, book up early and are priced accordingly, so check your date as soon as you can.
Yes — Balloch, Luss, Arrochar, Tarbet, Helensburgh and Dunoon all are. Further west into Argyll and out to the islands falls outside it, and we will quote that separately and clearly.
Because canvas absorbs sound instead of bouncing it back. A stone room does half the work for you; a marquee does none of it, so the system has to be bigger to sound the same.
It is a scheduling issue rather than a problem — it just means we arrive earlier. Tell us roughly how far and whether it is over grass, and we will plan for it.
More on the general FAQ, and the dances themselves are explained on ceilidh dances if your guests have never done one.
Home base. The rehearsal room, the kit store and the shortest load-in we do.
Free travel within 100 miles of Perth · further afield, always clearly quoted up front
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