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    Quote Originally Posted by Excalibur View Post
    It's a dangerous and irresponsible attitude to breach the rules current at the time. Well done for following them, it's the only sensible option.
    I completely agree (although I still don't see how 22,500 cheering in Wembley is any different to.......no......don't get me started )

    Thankfully, they've just come back to me and confirmed that it's a barn with a big double door in the end of it which opens onto a patio. The venue owner is going by the dancing isn't banned, it's just advised against route (have to agree there), and the physical dance floor has been removed. My plan is to take a couple of additional speakers so that I can have slightly lower sound levels but more evenly distributed (i.e. it'll sound like a reasonable volume without booming) and job's a good-un. Hopefully it's a nice sunny evening and the guests will prefer to do their shape throwing on the patio just to be even safer.

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    Well, the past couple days is really throwing into doubt when we will return.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ppentertainments View Post
    Well, the past couple days is really throwing into doubt when we will return.
    Why? What's changed?

    I've only lost one (thankfully) and he's pushed back to a date I happen to have available in September. Other than that, the rest before 19th July are going ahead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Imagine View Post
    Why? What's changed?

    I've only lost one (thankfully) and he's pushed back to a date I happen to have available in September. Other than that, the rest before 19th July are going ahead.
    Changed or not, I've lost the one I was covering for someone. Granted, another July one has moved to September, so that's something, I suppose.
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    And around and around and around we go....where it stops nobody knows...

    My 11th July that I lost and was looking to push back to September. Seem's he's had words with the venue this morning who are assuring him that his wedding will be pretty much as he was planning and it's all systems normal. I've obviously gone back with the warning that things might not be quite normal with volume levels and certainly no dance floor as things stand and he still seems OK.

    So, back to July it is for that one then

    Anyone know for fact what the "rules" are at the moment? This one's a marquee (not sure if the walls open or not). Getting confused seeing things from the Facebook lawyers about sound levels (and where are they measured from?), lighting (can we or can't we because it encourages dancing), and warning guests before proceedings commence that they need common sense and leave things at that. Also, if there were to be an inspection and things are a little shall we say, "rowdy" - who do they go for? Me....or the license holder?

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    The sound level that was quoted previously 85db has been dropped and volumes are not mentioned any longer.

    The guidelines are just that, very few of them are laws.

    Nobody is policing this, just agree what's what with the venue and go for it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imagine View Post
    And around and around and around we go....where it stops nobody knows...

    My 11th July that I lost and was looking to push back to September. Seem's he's had words with the venue this morning who are assuring him that his wedding will be pretty much as he was planning and it's all systems normal. I've obviously gone back with the warning that things might not be quite normal with volume levels and certainly no dance floor as things stand and he still seems OK.

    So, back to July it is for that one then

    Anyone know for fact what the "rules" are at the moment? This one's a marquee (not sure if the walls open or not). Getting confused seeing things from the Facebook lawyers about sound levels (and where are they measured from?), lighting (can we or can't we because it encourages dancing), and warning guests before proceedings commence that they need common sense and leave things at that. Also, if there were to be an inspection and things are a little shall we say, "rowdy" - who do they go for? Me....or the license holder?
    The venues I've talked to that are putting up marquees are basically telling me it's business as usual once the function goes outdoors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ Jules View Post
    The venues I've talked to that are putting up marquees are basically telling me it's business as usual once the function goes outdoors.

    Julian
    Pretty much what many round here have done previously. Next Saturday's wedding had already planned that months ago, clever lad.
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    Collected two hire jobs yesterday.

    One at 8pm, clearly followed protocols and hence why it was wrapping up at that time.

    Other one at midnight, DJ overplays by 15 minutes. Nobody wearing masks and dancing together. No staff to be seen.

    It's a mess the whole thing.
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    One of the venues I cover for has insisted that DJs only use one speaker to help reduce sound levels and staff have a handheld DB devise to measure levels 1 metre in front of the speaker and stick to 80db.

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