Showing posts with label Leicester Tigers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leicester Tigers. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2010

Two Kisses for Eventologists




Leading Leicester based events company Eventologists celebrated with Tigers players Geordan Murphy and Martin Castro Giovanni as they unveiled their new bar and Italian restaurant ‘Timo’ in Market Harborough on Thursday 28th October 2010.

Eventologists have a long list of corporate and celebrity clients including Tigers, Alison Goldfrapp, David Lloyd Clubs, The Atomic Weapons Industry, Sony TV for whom they have organised events, produced installations and provided theming and entertainment. For the Timo project, they designed the Interior the restaurant and organised the launch event which was attended by patrons and celebrities. The stunning and sophisticated interior features a specially designed wallpaper created by the Eventologists Design Team. The LED chandaliers and hand-made sofa’s, along with the interior in the Timo signature colours of black and maroon, provides the finishing touches. Guests were welcomed by venetian masked ladies on stilts at the launch event which was was attended by Martin Johnson, Austin Healy, fellow Tigers team members and others from the Rugby fraternity.

Rita Chandarana from Eventologists pictured comments “Castro and Geordan were delighted with the overall design of the new restaurant. Eventologists were given a very challenging brief to design the interior in keeping with the Timo brand and organise the launch – all within 3 weeks! The new website is shortly to be launched with information on special events and features.”

Friday, February 12, 2010

Leicester Tigers Christmas Event Organised by Maz of Leicester




Testimonial

Thank you for a fantastic set up for the fire and ice theme for our Christmas event. Coupled with the lighting both fire and ice places were jaw dropping and certainly gave the WOW factor to all out guests. It was clear your attention to details from the customers. entertainers to the table centres was far beyond what we expected: we can't wait for Christmas 2010.