Froyle Park DJ Neil Johnson can make your wedding reception a night to remember.

Froyle Park, located in Upper Froyle, Hampshire, is a captivating wedding venue. Set amidst 80 acres of picturesque parkland, this enchanting estate has a rich history dating back to 1086 when it was given to the nuns of St Mary’s Abbey, Winchester, by William the Conqueror.

Built around 1620, the current manor house embodies the grandeur of the Jacobean era. With its magnificent staircase and ornate fireplaces, you’ll be transported to a bygone era. Fall in love with the timeless beauty as you celebrate your special day in this historic setting.

For accommodation, Froyle Park can accommodate up to 300 guests. Choose from licensed ceremony locations like the outdoor Dome with panoramic views or the majestic Great Hall. The cosy Drawing Room is perfect for intimate celebrations, while the spacious Grand Ballroom can accommodate larger gatherings.

The main Manor house comfortably accommodates 66 sleepers, each room adorned with luxurious four-poster beds and plush cotton sheets. Modern amenities like flatscreen televisions are also provided for your comfort.

With exclusive use of the manor house and grounds, your special day at Froyle Park will be truly exceptional. From dining tables to get-ready rooms and elegant apartments for pre-wedding stays, Froyle Park provides everything you need. With a hand-picked list of suppliers, including DJ Neil Johnson, every element of your day is guaranteed to be extraordinary.

Embark on a remarkable journey at Froyle Park, where dreams come true and memories are cherished forever. With DJ Neil Johnson’s intimate knowledge of the venue, he can offer invaluable advice and ideas to make your wedding day fantastic.

Whether you have already booked Froyle Park as your wedding venue or you are still considering it you will no doubt have been made aware of the sound limiter in the Ballroom. Let Neil take a moment to give you an overview of it from his perspective as a DJ.

“Froyle Park has residential properties close by and therefore to comply with the venues music licence the local council has set the limit at 92 decibels. This limit cannot be altered or raised in any way.

If the sound goes over 92 decibels for a continuous period of 10 seconds the power is completely cut to the speakers and they are shut off. This can be reset from the stage in a matter of 15-20 seconds and the music can resume.

There is a visual sound meter on the stage that gives plenty of warning allowing the DJ to control the volume to avoid the sound cutting off and disrupting the flow of the evening party.

So the big question – Is It Loud Enough for my wedding? My answer is YES, definitely! As I write this a quick calculation tells me that over the years I have personally DJ to somewhere between 12,000 to 15,000 individuals over many weddings. Throughout that time not a single person has ever come up to me and said “turn it up, it’s not loud enough”.  It’s perfectly loud enough for the dance floor, but also allows people to talk whilst away from the dance floor.

Now, if you’re planning to book a band and not a DJ, my advice is to contact them first and ask if they can work with a 92 decibel limit. Most will, but some bands won’t. It is best to check before you book them.”