No real gambling. Just a good excuse to dress up and play. We book trusted fun casino partners and look after the arrangements, so the committee or the couple has one less thing to chase.
Balls and formal dinners
A casino room is a classic at a college ball. Guests drift in between bands, try a few spins of roulette and drift out again. Big events often want four tables or more to keep the queues down. The croupiers keep things quick so nobody waits long.
Committees should get in touch early, especially for June dates, as May Week is about as busy as it gets.
Colleges often have rules on access times, so check with your events office first. Some ask for a set-up time in the afternoon, before guests arrive.
Casino hire Cambridge for weddings
The University Arms on Regent Street has a ballroom used for wedding receptions. The Gonville Hotel on Gonville Place runs festive parties and events. Both look over Parker's Piece. These are just places in the city.
Barns and country houses out towards Ely and Saffron Walden are just as popular for a wedding with a casino in the evening. Wherever you are, the tables need a level floor and a clear route in.
Our wedding casino hire page has more. It covers timings and table numbers.
Tech firms and the science parks
Cambridge's tech and biotech companies hold plenty of team nights and summer parties. A poker table tends to attract the analysts, who'll want to work out the odds. Half the fun is watching them get beaten by someone who's never played.
Mix it with roulette and blackjack so the beginners have somewhere to go too. Our poker table hire page explains how a game runs. Newmarket, St Ives and Huntingdon have hotels that work well for a company dinner.
A summer party on a lawn can work too, as long as the tables are under cover and there's power to hand.
How to book
Send us one quote form with your date, venue and numbers. One of our team replies, typically the same day, with what's available and the cost. Mention any college access rules too.
There's no commitment in asking. We'll only go ahead with a date once you've confirmed it. No pressure either way.
December is the other busy spell, so office parties should ask early.