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South London has a genuinely diverse event venue scene. The Southbank and Bermondsey stretch has some of the most in-demand event spaces in the city. Greenwich has grand historic venues. Brixton has large-capacity music and entertainment venues. Battersea has warehouse and industrial conversions that have become popular for brand events and launches. And Croydon has … Read more
The City of London is the most concentrated corporate event market in the UK. Within a single square mile you have the headquarters of major banks, law firms, insurance companies, and financial institutions, most of which run events throughout the year. You also have some of London’s most distinctive and challenging event venues. Livery halls, … Read more
Shoreditch is one of the most popular event venue areas in London. The density of interesting spaces within a small geography is hard to match. Converted Victorian warehouses, railway arch studios, rooftop terraces, gallery spaces, and dedicated event venues all sit within walking distance of Old Street and Shoreditch High Street stations. But Shoreditch venues … Read more
East London has one of the most varied event venue landscapes in the city. You have the glass-and-steel conference centres around Canary Wharf and the Olympic Park, the converted warehouses and railway arches of Shoreditch and Hackney, the rooftop spaces in Bethnal Green and Bermondsey, and everything in between. Each of those venue types comes … Read more
Fashion show AV is unlike any other event format. There are no speeches, no presentations, no Q and A. The audience sits, music plays, and models walk. For those fifteen or twenty minutes, the sound and the lighting are the entire production. Get them right and the clothes are the centre of everything, seen in … Read more
A fundraising gala is one of the most emotionally demanding event formats to produce. You are asking people who have already paid to attend to give more money on the night. The programme has to earn that ask. And the AV is what carries the programme. When the impact video plays and the room goes … Read more
An AGM is not a conference. The audience is not there to learn. They are there to participate in a formal process, ask questions, vote on resolutions, and hold the board to account. The AV setup needs to support all of that, not just make the presentation look good. A lot of companies treat their … Read more
Most event planners ask this at some point. The AV equipment is booked. The venue is sorted. And then someone says: do we actually need a technician on the day, or can we just set it up ourselves? The honest answer depends on your event. But most people who skip the technician do it for … Read more
Most people booking microphones for an event do not spend much time on the decision. They ask for “a microphone” and assume that covers it. It is a reasonable assumption. But the type of microphone you use matters more than people realise. The wrong one for the situation either sounds bad, creates feedback, or makes … Read more
Lighting is the most underestimated part of event production. People spend months on the venue, the catering, and the programme. Then they look at the lighting quote and try to cut it. The problem is that lighting is what makes the room feel like an event rather than a meeting. Two identical venues with identical … Read more
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