Forty-five of the island's 155 events-and-celebrations businesses trade explicitly on wedding work — nine name wedding flowers as a specialism, seven are dedicated wedding venues, five run wedding catering, and five celebrant roles anchor in the Anglican parishes. Ray & Scott houses the only accredited Diamond Museum in the British Isles. —
Fourteen of 46 wedding-services entries are venues — five Anglican churches, six hotels, a watermill on Alderney, and an outdoor field.
Eight of the island's 46 wedding-service providers are florists — four growers, four high-street arrangers; two are Interflora members.
Five shops across four parishes — two stocking wedding gowns, two bespoke dressmakers, and one bridal jeweller.
Four of 46 wedding-services entities plan weddings — two Travel Counsellors franchisees, one qualified planner, one photographer.
Three firms — Event Hire's scale yard of marquees and 3,000+ furniture items, plus two owner-led studios (2006 and 2015).
One firm per niche, picked for editorial depth.
Boutique hotel — rooms, farm-to-table dining, events, and outdoor pool
Family-owned florist since the early 1990s — wedding flowers, local blooms, and UK-wide delivery
Boutique jeweller — bespoke commissions, engagement rings, heirloom redesign
Bespoke holiday planner — honeymoons, weddings, cruises, and family trips.
Marquee and event equipment hire — sound, lighting, furniture, effects.
Designer menswear and ladieswear retail; interest-free credit, appointments
Mobile beauty treatments — nails, massage, waxing, and reflexology.
Methodist minister — pastoral care, worship, weddings and funerals
Bespoke stationery design — wedding invitations and custom orders.
Tagged in Wedding Services but not in one of the specific niches above.