Short answerMost venues allow it, but every venue has its own rules. Tell us your venue when you book and check with them that low-lying effects are fine.
More about dry ice
Most venues are happy with dry ice, but each one sets its own rules, so it's worth a quick check before you commit. Low-lying effects like ours stay close to the floor rather than filling the room, which is usually what venues want to know. When you book, tell us where your venue is and ask them directly whether a low cloud effect is fine. That way there are no surprises on the day.
Once the venue is happy, the rest is simple. Tell us when your first dance or big entrance is and we'll have everything ready to go. We deliver, set up and collect, and delivery is priced by distance and shown in your instant quote.
Dry ice starts from £295 including VAT, and a 25% deposit secures your date. If you'd like a bigger finish, it pairs beautifully with cold spark fountains, and it looks especially good on an LED dancefloor.
Dry ice in action
- ✓ Low cloud that stays on the floor
- ✓ Perfect for first dances and entrances
- ✓ Stunning on an LED dancefloor
- ✓ Pairs beautifully with cold sparks
From £295 including VAT
Set up and tested before guests arrive. Delivery priced by distance.
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Everything about our dry ice, with photos, sizes and prices: Dry Ice Hire: Dancing on the Clouds.