A ribbon cutting with the right staging
The symbolic moment is coordinated with photography, speaker order and exact timing.
Inaugurations
Galas
An opening only happens once; there's no room for it to fall short
Ribbon cutting, stilt walkers and roaming entertainment, mobile catering and full styling, so opening a new space gets the impact a one-off moment deserves.
An opening has a particularity no other event has: it only happens once. There's no second chance to fix the tone or redo the ribbon cutting, so every piece has to work the first time.
We combine the symbolic moment, ribbon cutting with officials or executives, with entertainment that fills the rest of the event: stilt walkers and roaming entertainment to welcome attendees, mobile catering that lets people move through the new space instead of staying in one fixed area.
- One-offa single moment, no second chance
- 24 hquote turnaround
- Custommatched to the type of space opening
- 100%own staff and equipment
Stilt walkers and entertainment welcoming guests
Roaming characters that welcome from the entrance, even before the ribbon cutting.
Mobile catering to explore the space
Instead of one fixed table, catering moves so attendees discover every corner of the new venue.
How we set it up
Tell us the space and the programme
What's opening, who's speaking and the expected number of attendees.
We propose the symbolic moment and the entertainment
Ribbon cutting, welcome and catering coordinated into a single event script.
We set up with margin and rehearse the key moment
The ribbon cutting is rehearsed with exact timing before attendees arrive.
Formats and ideas that work
- Ribbon cutting coordinated with photography and officials
- Stilt walkers welcoming attendees at the entrance
- Mobile catering touring the new space
- A professional photographer for the symbolic moment
- Roaming entertainment throughout the event
Frequently asked questions
Who should cut the ribbon?
That's the company's call; we coordinate the order, timing and photography of the moment.
Does mobile catering replace a fixed table?
It can replace or complement one, depending on the space and attendee numbers.
How long does a typical opening last?
An hour and a half to two hours, including the symbolic moment and the reception afterwards.
Can the ribbon cutting be filmed?
Yes, professional photo and video coverage can be coordinated for that specific moment.