157 events and celebrations firms across six sub-sectors. Venues (70) and wedding services (59) carry four-fifths — hotel function rooms, community halls, and heritage sites on one side; eight florists and three goldsmiths with wedding-ring benches on the other. Nine hire firms, eight live acts, eight services, six planners close the ledger. —
59 organisations are counted with Events & Celebrations as their primary sector — 2% of everything with a sector on record, and the 14th largest of 16. An estimated 89% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 157 listed on this page and the 59 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Events & Celebrations; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
Seventy venues across nine parishes — hotel function rooms, parish halls, heritage sites, and States-run leisure and sports facilities.
Fifty-nine of 157 events-and-celebrations entries carry wedding work — eight florists, eight venues, five celebrants.
Nine hire firms — four covering sound, lighting and AV; two doing marquees and portaloos; the oldest trading since 1982.
Eight services behind Bailiwick events — three security firms, two AV production houses, two emergency-response volunteer corps.
Eight live acts on the island — three mobile DJs, two classical performers, a rock-events company, and a five-piece covers band.
Six planners and party-supply firms — the oldest, Bonboniera Occasions, since 1982; the newest, Sprinkle of Magic, 2020.
Tagged in Events & Celebrations but not in one of the sectors above.