Here are some novel ideas for 2023 to help you set yourselves apart from other event producers! 

For over a decade, Silent Noize Events has helped hundreds of event managers and agencies hold successful silent discos and silent seminars.

But silent discos are not the only option – our headsets can be used in a variety of novel ways. 

We (Silent Noize Events), and our sister company, Silent Seminars, are delighted to have been shortlisted for two ESSA (Event Services and Suppliers Association) Awards. The categories are “Using Hero” and “AV & Production”.

Our Warehouse Manager, Craig Cattell, was nominated for the Unsung Hero award, for his service and dedication to our business. Craig is responsible for cleaning, packing, and tracking thousands of headsets every day. He also DJs for us sometimes and creates our photo booth artwork. We hope our man of many talents wins.

This year, Silent Noize became part of the Birmingham Light Festival which was a celebration of the great city, and our home, with a multi-day event featuring a heart-shaped mirror ball, dubbed Our Beating Heart, sculpted out of 11,000 mirrored tiles.  

If you are looking for your wedding to stand out, want a memorable experience for you and your guests or you simply love to be entertained in style then a Silent Disco could be the perfect way to celebrate your big day.

We might be a bit biased, but we genuinely believe there ain’t no party like a silent disco party! There are many reasons why people choose to use Silent Noize Events for their special occasion, here are 10 reasons why Silent Discos are the best

So, you’ve decided to opt for a Silent Disco for your next party or event and you’re now wondering what you need to do differently from a regular old DJ and PA System set up. Here’s our Top 5 Tips for hosting an unforgettable ‘silent’ party, honed from over 10 years in the industry.

Silent Discos for elderly people living with dementia, sensory impairments, learning difficulties or memory loss. Music therapy is a well established form of treatment for patients, particularly those suffering with dementia. It can help evoke memories and create a deeper sense of coherence and communication, whilst allowing residents to communicate on a different level with care workers and family members.