
LED Starlit, gloss and custom printed dance floors built to carry the night from first dance to last song.
Wedding Dancefloor Hire, Built for a Full Night of Dancing
The dancefloor is where many of the best wedding memories happen. Its size, finish and position should work for the room, the music and the guests who will gather around it. We help you explore LED starlit, gloss and custom printed options with the whole reception in mind.
We look at the floor area available, the surface it will sit on and the relationship between the dancefloor, stage, dining tables and bar. A floor should feel inviting without making other parts of the room difficult to use. Access and installation timing also belong in the conversation before the day.
Our team explains the choices clearly and coordinates with your venue, planner and entertainment suppliers. Whether you have a precise visual idea or just know how you want the party to feel, we will help turn it into a practical plan and a finish that belongs in your wedding.
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Dancefloor Elements

LED Starlit Dance Floor Hire
High-gloss dance floors finished with a crisp constellation of white LEDs, creating an elegant focal point for the celebration.

White Wedding Dancefloor Hire
A clean, elegant gloss white floor that suits a classic wedding aesthetic.

Custom Printed Dancefloor Hire
A floor printed with your monogram, pattern or design, a personal touch that photographs beautifully.
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Wedding Production Specialists
Every wedding style calls for a different kind of dancefloor. Explore by style.
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Why Union & Co
Locations We Serve
We supply and install wedding dancefloors across London, the Cotswolds, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Manchester and beyond. Explore dancefloor hire in your area.
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FAQs
What size dancefloor do we need for our numbers?
Can the dancefloor be built into our lighting design?
Do you install and remove the floor, or do we need to arrange this?
How far in advance should we book our dancefloor?





