Words To Glow have invested in a number of new décor items to add to its already vast stock list

You Complete Me neon sign

As part of their 2022 expansion, Words To Glow, a Manchester-based wedding and event décor company, have invested in a number of new décor items to add to its already vast stock list. Now available to rent either solely or alongside their popular 4ft light up letters are: two new shimmer wall backdrops in gold and iridescent, available in various sizes, new multi-colour neon signs including ‘Let’s Party’ and ‘You Complete Me’ to complement their wide choice of backdrops and a champagne foliage wall, available in two sizes, with signature copper wording.

After being taken over in 2020 by event production company Sterling Event Group, Words to Glow has grown in size, and now provides a wide range of light- up dance floors, alongside bespoke draping, staging and a large variety of lighting, light-up letters
and décor.

Head over to www.wordstoglow.co.uk for more information.

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