Corporate Christmas party in Paris
and company end-of-year party

We adapt to your request and take care of everything: we find the venue and organise the whole event, whatever the number of guests. We start from four questions: who you are inviting, how many guests, on what date and for what purpose.

Then come the venue, the format, the catering, the entertainment and the journey home. One project manager handles every step, from comparing venues to staying on site until everything is packed away. To request a quote, a few lines are enough: we call you back.

We suggest venues that match your guest numbers and the atmosphere you want, then we organise the whole evening there. For a large party, the Molitor, our partner venue in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, hosts several hundred guests around its pool.

The Orangerie d’Auteuil suits a seated dinner as well as a walking dinner; Cofinas welcomed 150 guests there. A restaurant with private spaces such as the Alcazar, an unusual venue like Studio Nellcote, a boat on the Seine or your own offices are other options.

Yes, and we adapt to where your teams are coming from. Our team works in English, and one project manager is your single contact from the first call to the party.

Your guests can travel by train or by plane, depending on the time they have, and we coordinate transfers on site. For Insight, we welcomed 17 guests from Italy to a private apartment in Pigalle, where each of them made their own chocolate bar.

Yes. We adapt to every size of party, including more than 1,000 guests, and we take on every large brief. We look for a venue that holds everyone in one space, with room for a stage, the dinner and the dance floor.

A walking dinner keeps a large crowd moving, and we plan the welcome, the speeches and the journey home at that scale. At the Molitor, Scalian’s December awards dinner brought together 400 guests, with flooring laid over part of the pool for the stage.

We look first for an evening when your teams are available, away from year-end closing and holiday departures. The most requested period runs from late November to mid-December, usually on a weeknight.

If December is too busy, a New Year party in January also brings teams together around a speech and a festive moment, like Scalian’s January awards dinner at La Défense (case study in French). We check venue availability before suggesting a date.

As soon as your date and guest numbers take shape, and we will gladly help whenever you get in touch. The most sought-after Paris venues go quickly for December, so an early start gives you more choice.

If your date is close, we look first at the venues still available and adapt the programme to the one you choose: a weeknight, your offices or a lunch instead of a dinner open up more options. For Norman K, we reworked our proposal at short notice to find the right restaurant.

Yes. We choose the entertainment with you, then book the artists and suppliers and coordinate them on the night.

We think in three stages: an activity everyone joins in, like a music quiz or a creative workshop; a moment that brings the whole room together, like a show or a private screening; and a keepsake, like a photo booth or a watercolour portrait. At SSGA’s evening at the Maison Baccarat, a watercolour artist entertained the 40 guests.