Aug 12, 2021, 2:57:38 PM
1. Make Cocktails
A cocktail making masterclass is the perfect solution to a small party. You can book an expert mixologist at many venues or delivered to your office or house – you can even book virtually. Your group will be treated to a guide to creating classic and contemporary cocktails; and the best part is not only do you get to try you also get to taste!
2. Host a silent disco
If your guests are a bit shy, why not hire a silent disco for your micro party? These funky headsets can be delivered to your venue and allow your guests to dance around the room to the tunes of their choice.
3. Hire an area of a bar
A small party doesn’t need to be dull! Hire an area of a club or bar, which will provide your group with an exclusive zone, but not far from the focus of the venue. Truly the best of both worlds as you party in an intimate space but benefit from the party atmosphere.
4. Virtual Entertainment
Hiring entertainment can be expensive for a small group; generally, the cost of a band or magician is the same if you have 20 or 200 guests. Consider hiring some virtual entertainment which stays the act not only on travel expenses but also the time it takes to get to the venue, set up and disassemble. You can even book entertainment acts from anywhere in the world.
5. Go on a river cruise
Why not treat your group to a river cruise? Many boats come with live entertainment, a dance floor and great food. Depending on the time of day you can choose from lunch, afternoon tea or dinner; and some boats are purely party boats. Your group can mingle with other guests and party into the night!
6. Hot Tub party
In many cities including London, Copenhagen, and Amsterdam you can now hire hot tubs for a small group of friends to spend a unique experience together. Some are stationary allowing you just sit back, relax, and perhaps have some champagne, others are motorized allowing you to see the sights whilst chilling in warm water.
7. Private Museum Tour
A cultural experience is a good option for groups looking for an activity that is more serene. Book a private museum tour with a professional guide who will show you the highlights and educate you beyond the information on show. You can also look for tours outside of public hours, and potentially that can take you behind the scenes.
8. Make your own beer
Making beer is both educational as well as a great deal of fun! You can your group will learn the art of making beer from a qualified brewer who will take you through the ingredients, processes, and machinery. Brewing beer isn’t a quick process so you’ll have time to have lunch and taste a few samples of ale as you go!
