Corporate conferences, AGMs, product and media launches, brand activations, awards nights, gala dinners, trade shows and Christmas parties, alongside weddings, engagements, birthdays and private celebrations. We also work with government departments and agencies, and on a trade basis with other event companies.

Yes, and that's most of what an initial conversation covers. Tell us the occasion, venue, guest numbers and what you want the event to achieve, and we'll propose a scope. We'll also tell you where you don't need to spend, which matters as much as where you do.

Lighting, almost always. Uplighting and draping transform a room for a fraction of what people expect, and they change the feel of every photograph taken that night. After that it's a strong feature piece — a media wall, a dancefloor, an interactive element — that gives guests something to gather around.

Regularly. Plenty of our corporate clients have their own events people and bring us in for production, hire or styling specifically. We're comfortable working to someone else's run sheet and taking direction, or leading where that's what's wanted.

Yes. Dry hire works at almost any size, and plenty of our jobs are a handful of items rather than a full production. Styled and designed events involve concept work, crew and installation, so they carry more of a threshold. Send through what you need and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit — if we're not, we'd rather say so than overquote.

Add items to your quote list as you browse and submit them, or send us a description of what you're after. Include the date, venue and guest numbers. We'll come back with a detailed quote, usually with a couple of options at different scopes.