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Find your wedding DJ with County Wedding Events

DJ behind a wooden DJ booth

Fizz and Groove are going to be at our Ascot Racecourse Signature Wedding Show on Sunday 7th April, giving you the chance to witness its entertainment offering first hand, and also chat to the team about your big day requirements. 

Fizz and Groove are a wedding and event hire company based in London and the surrounding counties and have 100% five-star reviews. They have an incredible offer on at the moment that they call 'The Complete Fizz and Groove Experience' which includes:

  • One of their world class wedding DJs
  • A rustic selfie pod
  • A choice of four-foot, white light-up letters OR a flower wall/shimmer wall backdrop
  • A wedding pong table or neon light.
All for only £1,100! Rumour has it they will also be offering on-the-daydiscounts for people who attend the wedding show.

Visit https://fizzandgroove.com


This supplier is exhibiting at the following County Wedding Events show
Signature Wedding Show at Ascot Racecourse

Where: High Street, Ascot, Berkshire, SL5 7JX
When: Sunday 7th April 2023, 11am - 3.00pm
Pre-register your attendance at: www.countyweddingevents.com/signature-wedding-show-at-ascot-racecourse

Find more of our local shows here www.countyweddingevents.com or to download one of our free magazines visit www.county.wedding/free-download

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