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Photography, Film and Rehearsal Studio London
  • £40/hr
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  • 5.0 (9)
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  • London
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The Warehouse
  • £75/hr
  • New
  • 5.0 (25)
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  • London
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Fully Equipped Photography & Production Studio
  • £60/hr
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  • 5.0 (10)
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  • London
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Yoga Studios Film Location
  • £195/hr
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  • 5.0 (3)
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  • London
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Artistic / Industrial Warehouse Loft
  • £85/hr
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  • London
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Multipurpose film, photo and lifestyle studio
  • £65/hr
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  • 5.0 (3)
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  • London
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Charming Gardens in London
  • £300/hr
  • New
  • 5.0 (0)
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  • London
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Shiva (70 sqm studio) Yoga Studio
  • £50/hr
  • New
  • 5.0 (0)
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  • London
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Hridaya (90 sqm) Yoga Studio
  • £50/hr
  • New
  • 5.0 (0)
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  • London
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Enchanting Studio in London
  • £100/hr
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an average Dry Hire venue cost to rent?
Dry Hire venue rates typically average $105 per hour.
What is the attendee limitation of average Dry Hire venues?
Attendee limits often vary with the size and features of a Dry Hire venue, but average 63 people per booking.
What is the average hourly minimum of Dry Hire venues?
The average minimum booking time for Dry Hire venues is 2 hours.
What is the average square feet of a Dry Hire venue?
There's a great range of Dry Hire venues available, with an average size of 22588 square feet.
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About Dry Hires

Imagine a vast and blank canvas awaiting the stroke of imagination — isn't this what every event planner desires? Dry hire venues provide a blank canvas to create a personalized event with unique decorations and designs. These venues are appreciated for their flexibility and endless possibilities, allowing hosts to execute their vision without pre-set themes or decor constraints.

Guests marvel at the transformation of such spaces, crafted uniquely for the occasion, be it a corporate event exuding professionalism or a wedding brimming with personal flair. Appreciation stems from the freedom to select every vendor, from caterers to decorators, ensuring that the event is as upscale or modest as desired.

Dry hire venues offer a blank canvas for creativity to flourish, allowing hosts and attendees to revel in the beauty of individuality and distinction.

The Best Dry Hire Venues

The use of dry hire venues is a growing trend in events. These rooms allow hosts to customize the atmosphere, amenities, and aesthetics to their liking. Dry hire locations offer limitless possibilities for dining, dancing, thematic decorations, and unique installations.

  • Art Galleries
    Starting with the classic art galleries, these venues offer a sophisticated backdrop drawing in art lovers and those who seek a touch of culture with their celebrations. Imagine your guests mingling amidst provocative sculptures and mesmerizing paintings, the very art serving as an icebreaker and conversation starter. Though art galleries often impose certain restrictions, such as limited food and beverages or decor guidelines to protect the artwork, they provide a tasteful and elegant environment that is both beautiful and stimulating.
  • Warehouses
    Moving towards a more industrial aesthetic, warehouses present themselves as expansive and versatile spaces. Their usually ample square footage and high ceilings are perfect for grandiose events where the sky is the limit when it comes to decor. Warehouse spaces are splendid for large-scale dining setups, impressive dance floors, or even live performances. Although raw spaces may require extra logistics, the end result can be a uniquely tailored event.
  • Barns
    For those yearning for rustic charm, barns provide an idyllic setting for a range of activities, particularly popular for weddings and family gatherings. The wooden beams and pastoral vibe lend themselves to a warm and intimate atmosphere. Guests can enjoy feasting at long banquet tables under string lights or perhaps a barn dance, evoking the merriment of simpler times. While barns are undoubtedly enchanting, they often come with several considerations, such as location accessibility, the need for ample decoration, and usually more hands-on coordination, given their countryside setting.
  • Rooftop Spaces
    Finally, it is worth considering the unconventional yet increasingly popular alternative of utilizing rooftop spaces. Such an event offers guests the chance to dine and socialize with panoramic views under the open sky. These locations lend themselves well to cocktail parties, small-scale live entertainment, or evening dance events under the stars. The majority of rooftop venues have limited indoor spaces and require considerable safety measures due to their reliance on weather conditions.

What to Look for in Dry Hire Venues

When planning an event, selecting the perfect venue is a pivotal decision. Opting for a dry hire location allows you to tailor every detail to your vision. But with so many factors to consider, how can you ensure you find the right space? Here's what to keep in mind.

  • Capacity & Size
    Ensure the venue's capacity aligns with your guest list. An overcrowded space can be uncomfortable, while an overly spacious venue may dampen the atmosphere. Consider the type of gathering—will it benefit from cozy intimacy or require ample room for activities?
  • Layout & Design Flexibility
    The venue should offer a layout that suits your event's flow and activities. Different occasions have unique requirements; a gala dinner will need space for tables and a designated area for speeches, while a workshop would need a layout that facilitates interaction and learning.
  • Operational Considerations
    Dry hire venues often come with fewer restrictions on vendors and décor, providing a blank canvas for your event. However, confirm any regulations regarding noise levels, decoration alterations, and curfew times. Knowing these will prevent any potential hiccups.
  • Facilities & Accessibility
    A successful occasion is an accessible one. When selecting a venue, consider ease of transport, parking availability, and whether the space is disability-friendly. Also, check the availability of kitchen facilities, restrooms, and technical equipment if needed.

Dry Hire Inspiration

With the right dry hire location, the ordinary is transformed into the extraordinary, breathing life into events through a chameleon-like capacity to adapt and inspire. From the echoing halls of historical buildings to the blank spaces of urban lofts, each venue awaits a visionary's touch.

  • Wedding Receptions in Stately Halls
    Imagine a grand wedding reception within the timeless elegance of a stately hall. Vaulted ceilings and classical architecture lend elegance to the ceremony, while the venue's rich history adds a sense of significance to the celebration. Guests dine at tables adorned with vintage candelabras, their laughter echoing against marble floors polished to reflect the day's happiness.
  • Corporate Conferences in Conference Centers
    Sleek, modern conference centers offer a blank slate for professional gatherings. Picture expansive, tech-ready spaces where you can arrange theater-style seating for presentations or modular furniture for collaborative workshops. Cutting-edge facilities would ensure that every key speech and panel discussion is enhanced with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment.
  • Product Launches in Art Galleries
    An avant-garde product launch takes center stage in an art gallery, surrounded by contemporary art that enhances the brand's message with its aesthetic harmony. Interactive displays invite engagement in an atmosphere that's as creatively charged as your marketing strategy.
  • Birthday Parties in Urban Lofts
    Urban lofts, with their industrial features, can be transformed into trendy and stylish destinations to celebrate birthdays. Envision DJ booths set against exposed brick walls with eclectic lighting casting a festive glow on dancing guests. Portable bars serve craft cocktails, while cozy nooks fitted with plush furnishings provide intimate pockets for conversation.
  • Fitness Retreats in Barns
    Rustic barns repurposed for events evoke a sense of homeliness mixed with the charm of rural life. A health and wellness retreat in this setting conjures images of peaceful yoga sessions under wooden beams, the scent of fresh hay mingling with aromatherapy, and the natural surroundings, encouraging mindfulness and relaxation.