A lot of people reach the same point in event planning at roughly the same time. The marquee is booked. The guest list is settled. Catering is moving. Music is sorted. Then someone asks, “What are we doing for the bar?” That’s usually the moment when...
You’ve got the guest list. You’ve got the reason to celebrate. What you haven’t got is a venue that fits the event you want to host. That’s a familiar point for people across Croydon and wider London. A couple wants a wedding at home but the...
You’ve probably got a date in mind, a guest list that keeps changing, and a group chat full of opinions. One person wants a relaxed garden party. Another wants something that feels like a proper venue. You’re also trying to second-guess the weather, the layout,...
You’re probably staring at a garden, a rough guest list, and a message thread that’s already getting out of hand. One person wants a bouncy castle, someone else wants a buffet, and you’re watching the forecast like it might personally ruin your week. That’s a normal...
You’ve found a London venue that looks perfect in the photos. The brickwork has character, the room has height, the location works, and the booking team says it’s available. Then the practical questions start. Where does the caterer set up? Is there enough power for...
A couple finds a venue with a beautiful lawn, mature trees, and the right atmosphere. Then the practical questions start. Can installation lorries get close enough to unload? Will the ground take a marquee safely? Where do the caterers prep, where do the guests queue...
You can spend months choosing the marquee, the lighting, the tables and the flowers, then lose the feel of the whole event because the ground underfoot wasn’t dealt with properly. That happens more often than people expect in London and Surrey. A lawn looks flat until...
You have a lawn booked, a guest list growing, and three completely different ideas in the family WhatsApp. One person wants a relaxed garden party. Another wants formal dining. Someone else has seen a dramatic clearspan setup online and assumes it will fit in a...
You’re probably here because the venue is your venue. A back garden in Croydon. A narrow outdoor space behind a Wimbledon house. A side-return garden in Bromley. Maybe it’s a Mehndi at home, a birthday that has outgrown the dining room, or a company gathering...
You’ve probably reached the point where a normal venue no longer fits the brief. The guest list keeps growing. The hotel function room feels too tight. The garden, school field, temple grounds, or corporate site has potential, but it’s still just open space. That’s usually when...