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24/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all our customers and future clients hope you all have a lovely Christmas and a happy New year for 2026 , been another busy year again for DJ Cornwall discos and a up coming one for 2026.

Kind regards
Richard

10/12/2025

We are DJ Cornwall discos, Not DJ in Cornwall please don't class our reputation with another company DJ in Cornwall we have been dj-ing a lot longer we are a complete different company all together

We are only DJ Cornwall discos

08/11/2025

Follow our main page DJ Cornwall discos all look on our website for more information on our services we also hire out light up LOVE letters to with our Wedding disco setup

Your Mobile Disco for all of Cornwall and the Southwest, creating the perfect atmosphere for your Wedding, Party, Corporate Events, Hotel Entertainment..

20/01/2025

To all our Wedding clients and customers, who are looking for a Wedding DJ we cover all of Devon and Cornwall, from April 2025 we are officially celebrating 10 years of DJ Cornwall discos our Anniversary in trading for the last 10 years, so we are giving out massive savings to all our Wedding packages , today we have signed up two lots of Wedding couples who want our light up LOVE letters with our fantastic Wedding set-up but depending on hours and venue the deal we are supplying now is absolutely fantastic considering we are a 5 star ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ business with fantastic reviews on our website and pages and other forms of social media platforms for more enquiries please feel free to get in contact with us for more information on our services, every client and customer are fully contracted to secure your booking with us as we supply that important document the entertainment contract we do everything to the books fully pat tested, and PLI insurance to . HMRC registered too don't miss out on our fantastic deals . Feel free to visit us

Your Mobile Disco for all of Cornwall and the Southwest, creating the perfect atmosphere for your Wedding, Party, Corporate Events, Hotel Entertainment..

25/06/2020

22/03/2020

To all our clients.

The last few days have been terribly difficult in light of the governments decision to close all pubs and venues etc (Absolutely needed to protect the old and vulnerable during this crisis).

We're devastated for our customers who've been affected with their functions and worried for those affected by this horrible virus.

We would like to reassure all our customers and give you a promise that DJ Cornwall weddings will survive this, there's no real danger of the company not recovering as overheads are relatively small also DJ Cornwall Weddings been a part time business.

Despite all the above we also want to reassure all our customers that have booked and have or may have to cancel their bookings with us that we will not abandon you or forgotten about you.

•Any bookings that you need to reschedule we will do this free of charge and with all deposits and payments staying in place hence our Entertainment contracts supplied by DJ Cornwall Weddings

•Any bookings that are not suitable or impossible for you to reschedule and you need to cancel. As this is an unprecedented crisis we will be refunding any money paid back to you. This unfortunately will have to be once everything gets back to some normality. It will be swift once we all can get earning once again or we're included in any government financial help.

•If you're rescheduling and we're unable to cover your new date we will assist you to our other DJ who works along the side of DJ Cornwall Weddings if I'm personally booked out on another job etc.

All our customers DJ Cornwall Weddings have dealt with over the last few days have been fantastically understanding, we thank you for that from the bottom of our hearts.

Please, please stay safe, love and best wishes to you all.

Kind regards
Richard
DJ Cornwall Weddings

19/03/2020

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The number of people attending church weddings during the coronavirus crisis should be limited to the legal minimum of five - the priest, the bride and groom and two witnesses.

24/12/2018

DJ Cornwall Discos has had a fantastic year for 2018, the party season has been so busy with a great year nearly ending . Working with new clients and new venues to our business is growing every year . I would like to say 2019 is going to be another fantastic year for DJ Cornwall discos , with already clients booked with us on our books for 2019 etc would like to thank all our customers and businesses who have supported and used our services.

Also I would like to welcome aboard my new partner now she has a big part of DJ Cornwall discos working with myself now on regular gigs , so new changes for DJ Cornwall discos.

I wish you all a Happy Christmas and a Happy New year for 2019 from DJ Cornwall discos myself Richard and my partner.

27/05/2018

As we all know know laws have changed since 25th May 2018. please take note of this to all my future customer's and present clients on my books etc. DJ Cornwall discos are now going to be working on a new entertainments contracts as we speak to fulfill with the new law requirements. Regards Richard

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which becomes law on the 25th May 2018, will apply to all businesses which hold personal information (ie any information that can identify a living person including (but not limited to) name, address, email etc). It applies to the sole trader in the same way as the largest companies trading with or within the EU.

Businesses that hold personal information will need to answer the following questions:

Where did the personal information come from? (eg an enquiry form on your website, a phone call, etc)
Why do you have this information? (What is your lawful basis for collecting/holding this information – see 8 below)
How long have you had this information and do you still need it? (eg was it an enquiry for an event that has now passed or where you didn’t get the booking). If you no longer need the information then you should delete or destroy it.
Do you share the information? If so, you will need to tell the customer that you intend to share it and who you intend to share it with. (eg do you have arrangements with other professionals to share enquiries). You should also have a contract with these other people clearly stating their responsibilities in relation to the data you pass to them (ie what they can and cannot do with the personal information).
Sharing a customers’ personal details on social media (eg if you cannot do the gig yourself) is not permitted unless you have notified the customer of your intention to do this and it has been accepted by them.

Other Responsibilities of ‘Data Controllers’ & ‘Data Processors’
Individuals have the right to know how their personal data is being processed and the right to ask for a copy of all the information that you hold about them. They also have the right for information about them to be corrected if inaccurate and the ‘right to be forgotten’ (ie request that the information you hold on them is removed or deleted).
You should have arrangements in place to hold personal information securely. This includes locking filing cabinets and password protecting devices that hold personal information to protect against unauthorised or illegal use.
If a data breach occurs and it is likely to result in damage to a person’s reputation, financial loss, loss of confidentiality or major financial or social disadvantage, then you should notify the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) without delay.
If the breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals, you should also contact them directly without undue delay.
Lawful basis for holding/processing personal information. There are six lawful bases for processing data. The two that are most likely to apply to DJs are:
A. Consent: the individual has given clear consent for you to process their personal data for a specific purpose.
B. Contract: The processing is necessary for a contract you have with the individual or because they have asked you to take specific steps before entering into a contract.
The way you handle personal data and how you intend to use it should also be included within a privacy notice on your website.