It's entertainment, not gambling. We book trusted fun casino partners for the date and keep you posted along the way, so you always know who's coming and when. We're a small team in Corby.
Historic rooms, modern parties
The Randolph on Beaumont Street has a ballroom for weddings and Christmas parties. Oxford Town Hall on St Aldate's hires out its main hall for parties and celebrations. Out at Woodstock, Blenheim Palace hosts private and corporate events. These are just places in and around the city.
Old buildings can have tricky access, so check stairs and door widths with your venue. Some rooms also have rules about what can be wheeled across the floor.
The casino team will need a clear route in and somewhere to unload nearby. Ask your venue about this early.
Fun casino hire Oxford for balls
Ball committees often want a casino room that runs most of the night. Several tables, croupiers who can handle a crowd, and a prize draw before the survivors' photo. Roulette and blackjack keep the queues moving. Some committees also want a poker room for the serious players.
Get in touch early, as summer weekends book up. Tell us the expected numbers and we'll suggest how many tables to have running at once. For a dinner with dancing afterwards, two or three tables is usually plenty.
Charity balls work in a similar way, and fun money can be sold for the cause. See charity casino night for more.
Choosing a theme
A Great Gatsby night suits Oxford's grand rooms nicely. Bond and Monte Carlo themes are also popular. See themed casino nights for ideas. Witney, Abingdon and Bicester have hotels and golf clubs that suit a themed night too.
A theme is optional. Plenty of hosts just let the tables do the work. Smart dress is enough.
If you do go for one, let us know early so the casino team can dress to match where possible.
Getting a quote
Fill in the quote form with your date, venue and numbers. A real person replies with availability and the cost, generally that same day. Tell us about access and parking too.
Asking doesn't tie you in. You'll have time to check with your committee, partner or boss before saying yes. And there's no hard sell.
Our FAQ covers set-up and space if you'd like to read up first.