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Booking a disco for your party or event entertainment<\/a> is generally a no brainer. Almost everybody in attendance will enjoy a chance to let their hair down but should you opt for the traditional disco with loud thumping beats or a silent disco? <\/p>\n

Before we begin, we should probably outline what you get when you book a silent disco. Rather than the usual thumping beats emanating from the DJ booth, you simply receive a pair of headphones. The DJ will still be in attendance, it\u2019s just that their decks won\u2019t make a sound. Rather than amplifiers around the room, it\u2019s all about that headset around your head. All of the fun of a disco with none of the noise to keep up the neighbours\u2026which brings us to point number one.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s Quiet
\nYes, that may be obvious but there is a very important reason for opting to book a silent disco rather than a tradition disco in some cases. That one reason comes down to two words \u2013 \u2018sound limiter\u2019. Many weddings, events and parties take place in stunning venues and because of their historic significance or the fact that they are situated near a number of private residences, these spaces may have a sound limiter, which means that no music can go above a set level. Because a silent disco is err\u2026 silent, there\u2019s no problem!<\/p>\n

It Won\u2019t Distract
\nThis particular reason isn\u2019t so much a problem at a wedding where the only activity to be enjoyed is a disco at the end of the evening, but at a party or event that perhaps takes place during the day (yes, it does happen), there may be a number of other activities also going on at the same time. Nobody wants to have their face painted to the sound of a deep bass flooding through the floor and thankfully the silent disco solves this problem!<\/p>\n

Change the Tune
\nWhen you attend a traditional disco, you often only have the one DJ and you have to dance to his or her tune. Not so when you book the silent disco! Although you can opt for one DJ there is also the option to have two or even three putting out the tracks they love with those dancing in the middle of the venue able to pick the track that they\u2019re listening to. So what\u2019s it to be? Pop, rock or novelty tunes? The choice is yours!<\/p>\n

Communication
\nYou know when you go to a nightclub and find yourself shouting at the person next to you? This simply doesn\u2019t happen with a silent disco! If you need to talk to the person on your left, take off your headphones and have a chat at a normal level. Those dancing won\u2019t notice (because the music hasn\u2019t stopped for them) and the two of you can speak as you ordinarily would with no threat of losing your voice or tearing an ear drum.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s Hilarious
\nAt a disco, you\u2019ll all too often be dancing with friends, colleagues or family to stop and observe the goings on from the sidelines. Even if you do decide to take a breather, there\u2019s nothing that funny anyway because the dance moves are in time to the music that you can hear. Not so when you book a silent disco! Take off your headphones and take some quality videos of people jumping about in a silent room. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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