When it comes to organising a ceremony, we make sure every step is as seamless as possible.
Wesley Media launched in the mid-1990s with a team of audio experts and a commitment to providing the ideal music for truly personal and unique ceremonies, across any genre and any origin. Since then, we have developed our offering and expanded our knowledge to culminate in an impressive range of solutions - including music libraries, visual tributes, digital signs, webcasts and service recordings. We have always recognised the importance of a seamless and memorable service for everybody involved, whether that be families, loved-ones, or industry professionals. It’s why we take a completely customer-focused approach in all that we do. We also provide unparalleled music and visual software via a full suite of high-quality sound and video systems specifically created for use in ceremony venues.
All of our expert music consultants are on-hand throughout the day to find the exact piece of music you need to personalise your ceremony.
Ben says the most satisfying part of his job is enabling families who could not be present on the day to see the service of their loved one. Ben is passionate about guitars and audio recording, having studied audio and recording technology at university.
Dan comes from a music technology background and loves having a job where he gets to work editing audio all day. He once did work experience at the world famous Abbey Road Studios. He has been a drummer for 16 years - his current band Veins had their first single played on Radio 1 last year.
Corinne’s favourite part of her job is working with old photographs; she enjoys the history attached to them. Before working for Wesley Media, Corrine studied Media Production at university.
Kev is the most senior member of the visual studio. When creating Tributes, Kev most enjoys seeing a window into people’s lives. He recently met his hero Will Smith and would like the photo of the two of them included in his tribute.
Before Wesley Media, Jack worked at a company that made passport and instant photo printing booths for 5 years. The most enjoyable part of his job is talking to friendly crematorium staff. In his spare time, he enjoys archery.
Johnny has been at Wesley for over 13 years and has seen the company develop greatly in that time, from supplying music and service recordings to the first webcasts and the introduction of visual tributes. He came to Wesley from the Academy of Contemporary Music, Guildford and has 26 years of experience with the guitar.