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Name of Venue:
Plaisterers’ Hall
Name of Christmas Party:
High Society
Location of Venue:
One London Wall,
London
EC2
Description:
This stunning exclusive venue will be transformed into a setting that would suit Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby. Enjoy the sumptuous surroundings, delicious food and wine and wonderful swing music at this party fit for a Millionaire
.
As your guests move into the grand reception area, atmospheric lighting and a sparkling wine service create a stunning party welcome before guests are invited into the main hall for a delightful dinner.
Within the hall enjoy the elegant style of the era, captured in the smartly dressed tables with spectacular high table centres. Floral and feathered displays will surround the hall whilst your personal pianist will complete this stylish dining experience. During dinner enjoy the sounds of our live pianist.
After dinner, enjoy this evening in true style – on the dancefloor! Our superb disco and DJ will transform the reception room into a fantastic party to ensure that your guests end the evening with lasting memories of a fantastic 2007 Christmas party!
Directions:
Closest tube station is Moorgate on the Northern, and St Paul’s on the Central line. The closest carpark is the London Barbican Centre NCP.
Capacities:
| Min/max | |
| Seated Dinner | 180/340 |
| Buffet | 250/500 |
Packages include:
Exclusive venue hire
Unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks
Sparkling wine reception
Three course seated dinner or buffet
Live Entertainment
Nightclub disco and DJ
Full event management
All theming, lighting and production
Cloakroom and security
£10 million public and products liability insurance
Quick Enquiry
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