Guests are engaged throughout, not drifting to their phones.
The event has a flow: formal content balanced with lighter moments.
Entertainment reflects your brand personality: creative, professional, or playful.
Delegates leave with a positive story to share.
Music creates mood instantly.
Best for: arrivals, networking sessions, dinners.
Options: acoustic duo, jazz quartet, pianist, or DJ sets for energy.
Impact: lifts atmosphere without dominating conversation.
Woolly tip: choose live acts that complement the venue. A string trio feels perfect in a period townhouse, while a DJ set works well in a Shoreditch loft.
Breaks down barriers and gets people moving.
Best for: team offsites, workshops, icebreakers.
Options: trivia, escape room challenges, VR experiences, creative build sessions.
Impact: boosts collaboration and helps groups bond quickly.
Bring expertise or inspiration to the room.
Best for: leadership events, conferences, client sessions.
Options: industry experts, motivational speakers, guest panel hosts.
Impact: adds authority, credibility, and lasting insights.
Laughter relaxes everyone.
Best for: end-of-day sessions, networking evenings.
Options: stand-up comedians, improv troupes, light-hearted MCs.
Impact: creates shared humour and makes the event feel approachable.
Hands-on activities bring people together.
Best for: offsites, staff development, strategy away days.
Options: cooking classes, cocktail making, art workshops, problem-solving challenges.
Impact: strengthens bonds and builds skills in a fun way.
Bring wow-factor moments.
Best for: product launches, client dinners, brand showcases.
Options: dancers, theatre acts, immersive performers.
Impact: adds flair and reinforces a sense of creativity.
Capture the moments.
Best for: informal networking, socials, celebrations.
Options: branded backdrops, themed props, instant digital sharing.
Impact: creates shareable memories and doubles as event marketing.
Entertainment guests can taste.
Best for: client receptions, networking mixers.
Options: wine tastings, craft beer sessions, street food pop-ups.
Impact: interactive and sensory, sparks conversations and networking.
Give structure to connections.
Best for: professional gatherings, industry showcases.
Options: speed networking, topic tables, guided introductions.
Impact: ensures attendees leave with new contacts.
How much does entertainment usually cost?
Small acts (acoustic musicians, comedians) start from £400–£800. Larger shows or bespoke performances can run into the thousands.
Can I combine entertainment types?
Yes, mix light moments (music, comedy) with structured formats (speakers, workshops) to balance the day.
How long should acts last?
Aim for 20–40 minutes for set pieces. Keep them short enough to engage but not disrupt flow.
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