Millie Miles provides professional event furniture hire, catering equipment hire, and tableware hire for weddings, private events, corporate functions, parties, and hospitality venues. We deliver high-quality tables, chairs, furniture, catering equipment, glassware, cutlery, and crockery, all maintained to exceptional standards for a seamless event experience. Serving Oxford, Abingdon, Witney, Chipping Norton, Didcot, Bicester, Banbury, Wantage, Woodstock, and surrounding areas across Oxfordshire, the Cotswolds, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Gloucestershire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, and the wider South East, including London, Millie Miles is your trusted partner for reliable, flexible, and professional event hire solutions. Tel: 01869 351603 • Email: info@milliemiles.co.uk www.milliemiles.co.uk Oxfordshire-based Millie Miles Event Hire reveals venue styling trends For an extensive, high-quality selection of wedding hire items including china, glassware, cutlery, tablecloths, napkins, garden games and tables and chairs, visit Millie Miles Event Hire, founded by director Lorna Miles. “We offer outstanding customer service and competitive prices,” Lorna says. We can deliver to anywhere in the UK, but mainly cover Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and the surrounding counties.” When it comes to advice for engaged couples booking styling items, Lorna suggests checking what’s included once the venue is booked. She says, “Consider hiring items if you require more, or something different. If possible, secure your date with a hire company at least 12 months in advance, especially for the peak summer season. Once your caterer has been chosen, discuss your cutlery, china and glassware options with them.” Rather than following one particular wedding style, Lorna reveals how trends are pointing towards celebrations that feel deeply personal, immersive and unforgettable, reflecting the couple getting married. “Weddings are becoming less about tradition and more about telling the couple’s story, with less pressure to get it right,” she tells us. “Couples are moving towards keeping the traditions they love and ignoring the ones that mean nothing to them. Wedding weekends are becoming popular too, with couples increasingly wanting more time with their guests, rather than having a few hurried hours, with the day passing by far too quickly. Couples are choosing a slower, more sociable style of celebration.” When it comes to colour themes, Lorna is seeing change after years of sage green and neutral shades being popular. “Colour requests that we’re seeing for 2027 include yellow, apricot, peach, olive green, burgundy and earthy clay tones,” she says. “Rather than matching everything perfectly, couples are embracing layered shades that feel relaxed, natural and full of character, to introduce warmth and personality.” milliemiles.co.uk instagram.com/milliemileseventhire Your day, your way samsparksweddings.co.uk instagram.com/adamhudsonphoto
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