Charlie and the Chocolate Factory<\/p>\n
What a wonderful party this would be! There is no doubt a brilliant opportunity for caterers to get imaginative and conjure up all sorts of delicious treats for guests but it also presents a brilliant theme for entertainment as well. Hire a Willy Wonka costume, hire dancers for your event<\/a> to be oompha loompas and can no doubt put together a magical repertoire of acts to truly make you feel as though you\u2019ve stepped into Willy Wonka\u2019s Chocolate Factory. <\/p>\n Matilda<\/p>\n The Natural History Museum\u2019s Hitze Hall would be a wonderful setting for a Roald Dahl themed party, certainly a large enough room for some of the magic that will undoubtedly take place as a Matilda event reaches its peak. A digital graffiti wall would be a wonderful addition whilst magicians would be an obvious addition to the occasion. Illusions on the stairs amongst Dippy the Dinosaur will surely be a must see! Just make sure you avoid Miss Trunchbull, the scariest of all costumed characters!!<\/p>\n The BFG<\/p>\n Imagine attending a party where everything is giant-sized! That’d certainly make Roald Dahl party games more fun! From the chairs made out of cotton reels to a scone the size of a table, this is sure to be a 2016 party theme to celebrate the release of the Steven Spielberg film! Wouldn\u2019t that be fun? Giant pencils and mugs can function as theming props whilst the BFG himself can lurk outside a window. But what of the entertainment? With some sneaky production, it\u2019d be possible to magnify the image of a band or circus troupe so that giants are really performing at your event! That\u2019d be a must see as you munch on the snozzcumbers.<\/p>\n James and the Giant Peach <\/p>\n As far as we\u2019re aware, there isn\u2019t a venue in London or the rest of the UK that\u2019s been hollowed out from the inside of a peach but no matter, we you always create one. Okay, perhaps not a real peach but for a James and the Giant Peach party, we think repurposing a circular venue such as the Royal Albert Hall, the London Planetarium or the Round House will be perfect. After that, we can then work on the entertainment.<\/p>\n The Twits<\/p>\n For a final idea, we thought we\u2019d go for spectacle over practicality. You see, as any fan of The Twits will tell you, there are a number of moments in the story that stick out to a reader, not least the finale where The Twits believe they\u2019re upside down. As such, how about sticking everything to the ceiling of your venue and having an \u2018upside down\u2019 party? With bird pie on the menu (or not, as the case may be), various practical jokes provided by top comedians and hired party magicians<\/a> and a few wonderful costumed characters to play the titular characters, there is more than enough here to create a brilliant (albeit highly expensive and unsafe) event. But hey, The Twits themselves would probably enjoy it!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Charlie and the Chocolate Factory What a wonderful party this would be! There is no doubt a brilliant opportunity for caterers to get imaginative and conjure up all sorts of delicious treats for guests but it also presents a brilliant … Continue reading