The commendation is one of two accolades for the Ayrshire business, which was also named Wedding Entertainment Company of the Year at the separate Scottish Prestige Awards 2026/27.
Couples who had used the services of wedding businesses over the previous 12 months had a say in The Wedding Industry Awards. Their average voting scores and feedback were considered alongside assessments from an independent panel of industry judges. Across the 2027 awards, 25,344 votes were cast for 1,434 entrants, with 1,157 wedding businesses reaching the regional finals.
David, from Devotion Weddings, said it meant a great deal to the team that couples took the time to vote, in some cases long after their wedding day.
“We’re extremely honoured and humbled to have won this award, especially given it is our clients who voted for us,” he said.
“Being part of any couple’s big day is reward enough, but for them to go out of their way to vote for us, often many months after their wedding, really does mean the world to the team and I.”
Established in 2013, Devotion Weddings has a core team of five, made up of David, Kimberley, Stuart, Stevie and Ellie. The company provides wedding DJs and hosts across Ayrshire, Loch Lomond, Glasgow and the west of Scotland, where it says it is officially recommended by a number of wedding venues.
Couples can book daytime or evening entertainment or choose a full-day hosting package. The team also works with couples during the planning stages, helping them decide how they want the day to run and tailoring the entertainment to suit them.
The company says its DJs and hosts undertake professional training every year. The team describes its role as being more than “just a DJ”, with the work beginning well before anyone steps onto the dance floor.
Devotion Weddings says it now works at more than 450 weddings a year and already has bookings stretching into 2030.
Looking ahead, David said the team was “excited about bringing the vibe to many more Ayrshire weddings going forward”.
