Are you a music lover? Well, then you know that understanding venue noise limits is crucial to having an amazing time at a concert or any other event that features music. Nothing can ruin a perfect evening faster than a low sound limit!

Imagine you've found the perfect venue with beautiful views and friendly staff, only to learn that the sound limit is a measly 80dB. You might assume that 80dB is reasonable, but in reality, it's equivalent to the sound of a standard dishwasher, which is barely audible. Would you want to have your wedding dance with that level of sound? Of course not!

It's essential to ask your venue about their noise limits before you book it. Otherwise, you might find yourself in a tough situation where you've already paid a non-refundable deposit, and then you discover that you can't enjoy the music because the noise limit is too low. As a general rule, we recommend a minimum of 90dB, which is perfect for dancing and having a great time.

If you're curious about the decibel levels of common sounds, here's a list for your reference:

• Ticking watch: 10dB

• Whisper: 30dB

• Library: 40dB

• Normal conversation: 60dB

• Toilet flushing: 75dB

• Dishwasher: 80dB

• Diesel truck 10 meters away: 90dB

• Motorbike: 100dB

• Rock concert: 110dB

• Thunderclap: 120dB

• Firecracker: 145dB

• Burst eardrums: 150dB

• Death: 185dB

As you can see, decibels are measured on an exponential scale, so a small difference in numbers can mean a massive difference in sound levels. Therefore, it's essential to have a clear understanding of the noise limits at your chosen venue.

We hope this information helps you make informed decisions about your venue and entertainment and ensures you have an enjoyable time! Keep rockin'!