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19th November 2007

On 19th of November 2007 the Dyslexia Research Trust held a fundraising dinner at the mediaeval Armourer's Hall in the City of London. Hosted by Professor John Stein, chair of the Dyslexia Research Trust, and his brother, celebrity chef, Rick Stein of TV 'Mediterranean Escapes' fame, the evening was to prove a fantastic success.

Eventuate were delighted to be asked to collaborate in this magnificent occasion, working alongside Rick Steins' Executive Head Chef, David Sharman and his team. Guests were treated to magnificent 4 course dinner before being presented with the auctioneering prowess of Hugh Edmeades, the Chairman of Christies. With lots such as dinner cooked at home by Rick Stein himself going for £10,000, the evening managed to raise a fantastic £50,000. To find out how you can help support this important charity visit the Trusts website (www.dyslexic.org.uk)

6th November 2007

Eventuate were delighted to support the Art Movements' Art Sale and Auction in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. In what proved a most successful evening, guests were treated to a champagne and canape reception during the sale and auction of contemporary art pieces from around the world. Raising funds of over £4,500 the auction will help Macmillan Cancer Support continue to provide this invaluable support service. To find out how you can help support this important work visit www.macmillan.org.uk

For information on the organisers the Art Movement visit www.art-movement.com

October 2007

In recognition of our fantastic growth and outstanding service, Eventuate have been short listed for the Small Business of the Year Award at this years Henley Business Awards.

October 2007

Brazilian Super Model Gisele Bundchen was the jewel in the crown at a party to celebrate the opening of Mappin and Webb's flagship branch on London Regents Street. Designed by Event Caterers and Party Planners Eventuate Ltd, the luxury jewellers store was turned into a quintessential English Country Garden for the occasion as guests made their entrance through Rose Strewn pergolas on a 'red carpet' of grass. Partygoers enjoyed champagne and canapes as they planted themselves in front of moss covered cabinets to admire the glittering gems on display.

October 2007

Now in our 6th Year of providing high class hospitality for the aviation industry at both Farnborough International Air show and the Paris Air Show, Eventuate once again found ourselves on the other side of channel in Paris. This was our biggest year yet, running 3 superb chalets and catering for over 600 people a day over 7 days for Bell Helicopters, Curtis Wright and the Aerion Corporation. Once again we wish to thank all those that made it such a success and look forward to Farnborough 2008.

September 2006

Having fought off stiff competition from some of the top party planning companies in London, Eventuate assist in the production of one of the social parties of the year.

A Mad Hatters themed 21st attended by 350 guests including celebrities such as Sir Bob Geldof, Princess Eugene and Beatrice and Danni Minoque. Eventuate created an Enchanted Forest in the dining area with Maple trees sprouting from the centre of each table reaching 12ft into the air. Guests were treated to a spread of fantastic canapes followed by a lavish 3-course meal, followed by a Mad Hatters Tea Party with a luxurious table flowing with Fairy Cakes and Piles of Sweets.

June 2006

At this years air show are clients included Bell Helicopters, Bell Boeing, General Dynamics and Curtiss Wright, resulting in our largest show to date. By winning the contract for Bell Helicopter, it meant we were overseeing the hospitality for the largest chalet on the show site which was a great achievement.