Chill Vibes, Hot Beats: Your 2026 Winter Wedding Just Got Better
Winter weddings don't get enough credit. Fewer competing events, venues at their most atmospheric, and your guests are actually available. Bonus: you're not melting in formalwear under a July sun.
And here's the real kicker — I'm offering 20% off all DJ and hosting services for weddings in January, February or March 2026.
Whether you're planning an intimate celebration or a full-blown party, this is your chance to level up your winter wedding with exceptional entertainment — without blowing the budget.
What's Included?
If your wedding falls in Jan–Mar 2026, you'll get 20% off any of the following:
- DJ services for ceremony, drinks, dinner & dancing
- Master of Ceremonies (aka: keeping everything on track, with none of the cringe)
- Love Story narration (a guest-favourite for good reason)
- Ambient uplighting and full sound setup (looks good, sounds better)
This isn't a second-tier winter package. You get the full experience — just with a bit more left in your honeymoon fund.
Limited Spaces — First 15 Bookings Only
This isn't a "we'll extend it if people keep asking" type of offer. I'm only opening this to the first 15 couples who lock in their date — no exceptions.
To claim it, quote FrostyBeats26 when you get in touch. Simple as that.
Why Winter Weddings Work
- More venue choice
- Better rates across the board
- Cosy, candlelit vibes
- No awkward clashes with school holidays or summer travel
- Guests actually RSVP 'yes' instead of "we're in Ibiza"
Plus, let's be honest — there's something undeniably magical about a winter wedding done well. Fires crackling, strings playing, warm drinks in hand, and a dancefloor full of people who don't need the sun to have a good time.
Planning your dancefloor? See my Wedding DJ options for Berkshire couples.
Ready to Warm Up a Winter Wedding?
Once you've booked your venue, drop me a line. We'll talk about how to make your 2026 celebration unforgettable — not just for you, but for every guest who turns up.
This is the bit they'll remember.