Product Launches: “We’ve worked with Nicely Done Events creating a major launch party for our new advertising campaign and was very impressed with their creativity, passion and personable service.” Adam Barriball, Communications Manager, Cobra Bee.

Christmas Parties: In admiration of the fact that Foyles are still independantl

y owned by the Foyle family, we take great pleasure in hosting their Christmas party at one of our favourite venues, The Green Carnation.

Christmas Parties: Renowned post production team based in Soho, the Joint TV crew use Nicely Done Events for their yearly Christmas party. Last years theme being 'Studio 54 . . . or the door!'

Art Exhibitions: Trademark is one of London's most influencial pop-artists. Earlier we held his latest exhibition at La Gallaria on Pall Mall, comprising of his work for William Baker's underwear range, wh

ich turned out to be one of the most talked about exhibitions of the year! His most prolific work yet came last year when he developed the artwork used by Kylie Minogue on her UK tour. "I have to admin, this exhibition was the most enjoyable art installations of mine I have experienced. Nicely Done Events delivered in all areas including sponsorship - a great team of people! Trademark May '08.

Literary Salons and Literary Events: We are currently in production of Soho's newest literary salon with two of London's most viewed online literary pages, to be launched on 7th October hosted by writer Sophie Parkin.

 

 

 

Corporate Events: "Nicely Done Events have arranged a number of client and staff events for us. Their service is slick, professional and seamless. I can't recommend them highly enough!" David Allison, partner, Family Law in Partnership.

Literary Salons and Literary Events: We created Polari last year which ran for 8 months, hosted by Aubrey at the Green Carnation, guest reader Charlotte Mendelson read from her release "When We Where Bad" which was shortlisted for the Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction 2008. Other guest readers included Will Self, David Llewelyn and Rupert Smith.