5 star business
Couldn’t recommend these guys more, really professional and lovely to deal with. I will definitely be a repeat customer, their party packages are great value for money!
20 January 2019
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Company details
- Wedding service
- Event management company
- Event Planning Service
- Party equipment rental service
- Wedding planner
Information provided by various external sources
Crest Events is a Glasgow based event management firm offering wedding planning, LED dance floor hire, Photo booth hire and candy cart hire to name a few. Get in touch to see how Crest Events can help make your event a memorable one.
Contact info
35 LevernBridge Road, G53 7AB, Glasgow, United Kingdom
- 0141 266 0044
- hello@crestevents.co.uk
- crestevents.co.uk
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