Australia-wide
LocationsEvent hire and styling pages by state, city and council area.
Choose a state to see every location page in it, or open a featured page for local planning notes, service links and the areas it covers. You can send a brief from any suburb in Australia.
New South Wales
Greater Sydney, the coast from Byron Bay to Wollongong, and inland towns from Aberdeen to Albury.
Victoria
Greater Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, plus Geelong and Ballarat.
Queensland
Greater Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba and the tropical north.
Western Australia
Greater Perth from Joondalup to Mandurah, and the South West from Bunbury to Margaret River.
Beyond the capitals
Regional cities and holiday destinations.
Coastal cities, wine regions and the tropical north, each with its own page.
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
How it works
How the location pages are organised.
Pages cover the places people search for event hire most, and priority areas across the four states.
State pages
List every location page in the state, grouped by area, and cover what changes across it, from distances to climate.
Location pages
Most cover a whole council area. A few cover a suburb, town or village and name its council. Each lists its localities, local planning notes and the nearest pages.
Everywhere else
The brief lists suburbs in every state and territory. Choose yours in step 3 and the postcode is added for you.
Other states and territories
Planning outside these four states?
Location pages currently cover New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia. You can still send a brief from the Australian Capital Territory, South Australia, Tasmania or the Northern Territory by choosing your state and suburb in step 3.
Whether suitable professionals are available depends on the area and the date, so include as much detail about your venue as you can.
Build your brief
Wherever the event is, start here.
Choose your state and suburb in the brief, describe the venue and the pieces you need, and send it once.
There is no obligation to book.