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CASE STUDY: Paint the Town Pink – Bat Mitzvah 14 Sep 2018 When it comes to organising parties at Merlin Events London we’re renowned for going the extra mile and creating something really spectacular and unique. Recently, Merlin’s former Senior Events Manager – now Director of Eventify Rebecca Thomas created an amazing creative girly-girl Bat Mitzvah at Madame Tussauds. Not surprisingly it went down a storm so... Read More about CASE STUDY: Paint the Town Pink – Bat Mitzvah
Case Study: The Voice Kids Press Event 31 Jul 2018 For the second year running, we were honoured to host the press launch of ITV’s The Voice Kids UK at one of our fantastic London party venues: Madame Tussauds London. Merlin Events and the Madame Tussauds London team hosted press and the famous faces from the second series of the  popular show, coaches will.i.am, Pixie... Read More about Case Study: The Voice Kids Press Event
Shared Office Christmas Parties – when small means thinking big… 27 Jun 2018 Crazy as it seems, now we’ve finished celebrating one of the hottest summer solstices on record, it is time to start planning for office Christmas Parties. For months they’re the talk of the workplace, whether good or bad, so it is important to get it right.  But don’t despair – we’ve got you covered.  Even... Read More about Shared Office Christmas Parties – when small means thinking big…
Case Study: The London Dungeon VIP Promo Event 23 May 2018 Well my lovelies, what a night full of gin making, scares, laughter, more gin and of course pork pies we had! Ok, I’ll stop pretending I’m Mrs Lovett (though secretly I’ve always wanted to have a small cameo in The London Dungeon). The Merlin Events team hosted just over 120 guests in The London Dungeon... Read More about Case Study: The London Dungeon VIP Promo Event
15 facts you didn’t know about the London Eye 22 Feb 2018 The London Eye: nestling incongruously between the traditional old buildings of central London it refuses to discretely become part of the backdrop but towers above the skyline and can be seen for miles, boldly demanding our attention.  Read More about 15 facts you didn’t know about the London Eye
Case Study: Bar Mitzvah at Madame Tussauds 01 Feb 2018 Rosie Leigh is an Events Manager at Merlin Venues.  On event night, she heads up the dedicated team responsible for delivering the evening’s proceedings. Here’s her take on a recent event – a Madame Tussauds Bar Mitzvah. Case Study One of the main challenges of organising a Bar Mitzvah is getting it absolutely perfect for... Read More about Case Study: Bar Mitzvah at Madame Tussauds
The Perfect Christmas Party Recipe 17 Oct 2017 Have you had the Christmas wake up call yet?  You feel as if you’re doing well getting to grips with Autumn and those sleepy dark mornings, and then it happens. You realise there’s no putting it off any longer – you’ve got to organise THE OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY.  As Eventbrite acknowledges, office Christmas Parties can... Read More about The Perfect Christmas Party Recipe
The sound of silence – sshh, it’s a silent disco! 21 Aug 2017 It seems that the days of shouting to our mates over booming speakers are being replaced with something altogether more civil.  The quietest rage creeping across the dance floors is the silent disco.  But what has it got to offer, apart from not being hoarse after a night out? Defined by Wikipedia as “an event... Read More about The sound of silence – sshh, it’s a silent disco!
Rhubarb serve dinner in the sky on the London Eye 31 May 2017 Dinner in the Sky Dining 135 metres above the city on the renowned Lastminute.com London Eye is the most exclusive experience to date. This iconic landmark is not only the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel but also a unique setting for intimate events and bespoke dining experiences. At rhubarb we have taken dining to new... Read More about Rhubarb serve dinner in the sky on the London Eye
Events – much like a club sandwich 26 Apr 2017 Parties, events, receptions, soirees: much like a club sandwich aren’t they? Having enjoyed this month’s edition of Conference News, I did pull a wry smile at Rob Davidson’s piece on sideshows, entitling his article ‘The hand of sideshow Rob,’ a clear reference to our yellow friends The Simpsons. He talked about having his hand made... Read More about Events – much like a club sandwich