christmas parties
 

BESPOKE CHRISTMAS PARTIES

Our intention is to provide you with a Christmas event that touches all the senses, to create an unforgettable atmosphere in a fantasy environment that leaves guests with a sense of lasting wonder.

We’ve been designing and providing Christmas parties for over 10 years, entertaining over 150,000 guests. Let us design a bespoke Christmas party for you.

To be a success, an occasion such as this requires all the usual elements of good food, good wine, theming, lighting and entertainment to be delivered with panache and attention to detail and fused in such a way as to create an ambience of enjoyment and fun.

CWA CHRISTMAS PACKAGE includes most of the following (subject to budget):

  • Venue Sourcing, Theming, Décor, Lighting and Special Effects
  • Budget Management
  • Event Design, Branding and Identity
  • Table Theming
  • Invitations, Menus and Media
  • Accommodation Co-ordination
  • Catering Management
  • Entertainers, Bands, Musicians, Discos
  • Event staffing and Security
  • Transport Logistics
  • Paramedic Cover
  • Personal Accident Insurance

THEMED CHRISTMAS PARTIES

We have access to numerous venues in all the major cities in the UK. These venues are available for either exclusive hire for up to 2000 people or party share for groups as small as 10. We can source a venue in your area to suit your objectives and budget.

This service is FREE OF CHARGE. Some venues offer some or all of the following facilities:

  • Exclusive or shared use of the venue
  • Theming Decoration
  • Reception Drinks and Canapes
  • 3 course dinner or buffet
  • Unlimited wines, beers and soft drinks throughout the evening
  • Professional DJ
  • Strolling Entertainers
  • Funfair rides
  • Fun Casino
  • Security and Paramedic Cover
  • Public Liability Insurance Cover
 
Next Steps
For further information email The CWA Events Team or call us 0845 644 1162
 

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