An evening still talked about in February
November and December hold ten evenings when your whole staff can be in one room. We plan one of them in full, you decide whether to go ahead.
November and December hold ten evenings when your whole staff can be in one room. We plan one of them in full, you decide whether to go ahead.
November and December hold ten Friday and Saturday evenings when the whole company can be in one room. One of them is enough, and it is the cheapest way this year to affect who is still in that room next Christmas.
Ten Friday and Saturday evenings, six of them in November. December weekends are booked first, so November leaves more choice in both venues and dates.
Staff recreation is fully deductible and the VAT can be deducted. The same sum paid as salary shrinks from both ends on the way.
Growth, an acquisition or a record year stays a number in a press release until it is celebrated inside the company.
You tell us what the evening should be. Everything else is on our list, including the things nobody thinks to ask about.
A headline artist, a party band or a host. We find them, agree the terms and handle their technical needs.
We find and book the room if you do not have one. The venue price goes on the invoice as it is, with no margin of ours.
The gear is sized for the room. Speech carries to the back row and an engineer is there all evening.
The look of the evening from graphics to the stage and the tables. One line from invitation to the last photo.
The evening by the minute: doors, welcome, food, speeches, programme and dancing.
Photos the same night and an edited video afterwards. Ready for social media, the intranet and recruiting, meaning everyone who was not there.
Nobody on your side coordinates anything or calls three suppliers. One contact, one quote and the same crew from load-in to load-out.
In the planner you choose the evening, the room, the date and the headcount, and see the price at once. A few minutes, no commitment.
The team builds the whole thing: running order, theme, act, décor and technology. You get it in writing.
Approve it as it is or tell us what to change. Only here do we decide whether to go ahead.
Load-in, build, show, load-out and clean-up. You arrive when the guests do.
The sound company, the booking agency, the decorator and the photographer invoice separately and meet each other for the first time on the day. Putting it together is left to the client. From us it is one quote and one person to call.
A fixed sum. No hourly billing, no equipment line items.
The schedule and the programme are agreed before the day.
From load-in to load-out, with one contact throughout.
The price is not the same for every evening. Three things decide it: how many people are needed on site, how much gear moves and how long the day becomes. The easiest way is to tell us the budget, and we will tell you what it buys.
Load-in, the evening and load-out are often 10 to 14 hours for one person.
The size of the room decides the system, not what happens to fit in the van.
Artist, décor, venue and photography are priced as their own lines.