It's a starting point if you know you want an event to feel a certain way but aren't sure what that translates into practically. It groups ideas by theme, content, event type and guest engagement so you can work from the feeling backwards to the elements.

That's normal and it's genuinely the easiest place to start from. Tell us the occasion, the venue, roughly how many guests and what you want people to feel or remember. We'll come back with options rather than asking you to specify equipment you've never heard of.

Yes. For styling and design-led work we produce a visual concept showing the proposed look before anything is confirmed. It's much easier to react to than a written list, and it means you're not committing to something you're picturing differently to us.

There's no separate charge for concept work. Where we're managing your event, concept development is included in the event management fee. For styling work, we'll produce a visual concept before anything is confirmed so you can see what you're committing to.

Yes, and the best events usually do. A corporate awards night might take its lighting from one section, its interactive elements from another and its styling from a third. We'll make sure the combination reads as one coherent event rather than a collection of features.