Organise an anniversary party around the stories of your own company or association. We create a quiz or game show about your history and present it on the night itself.
A company anniversary often has a dinner, a speech and a band on the programme. That's fine, but it could have been any other party. What makes an anniversary your own are the stories: the first premises, the client who nearly walked away, the colleague who's been there since day one.
We work those stories into a quiz or game show. You provide photos, dates and anecdotes, we turn them into rounds and present them on the night. New colleagues hear how it all began, and the old hands get a stage.
Questions about the founding year, the first premises, the first client and the biggest blunder. With photos from the archive on the screen and a quizmaster who knows the stories behind them.
An evening in the form of a well-known game show, with teams, a presenter, a set and suspense until the last round. The questions and challenges are about your company or club.
Old photos of colleagues or members, and the room has to guess who it is. A simple element that often gets the most laughs, especially when the person is in the room.
People who've been around a long time deserve a moment. That can be part of the game, with a round about their own years, or as a finale with a prize that suits the anniversary.
A pub quiz with a few rounds about the company is the simplest option: teams at tables, a quizmaster at the front, and time for a drink in between. That works well with drinks or between dinner and the party.
If you want the game to be the main part of the evening, take a look at our TV-style game concepts. There, teams compete against each other in the format of a well-known game show, with a set, a presenter and a final.
Most of the work is in the preparation. We ask for a pile of photos, a timeline with the key moments and a few people who know the stories. A short chat with someone who's been around for a long time often produces the best questions. We do the rest.
That applies to a company anniversary and just as much to an association, a sports club or a brass band. You'll find more tips for the rest of the party in our blog on organising a company anniversary.
We're based in Enschede and come to your hall, canteen or party venue anywhere in the Netherlands.
Yes, that's what makes an anniversary party different from an ordinary staff party. You provide old photos, dates, stories and a few anecdotes, and we turn them into questions and rounds. Part of the quiz can also be general knowledge, so new colleagues aren't playing catch-up all evening.
Then we mix the teams. Someone who's worked there for thirty years next to someone who started last month, a client next to an employee. Former colleagues often know the answers to the oldest questions, and that gives them their own role in the game.
Yes. An association that's 25, 50 or 100 years old has just as many stories as a company: old championship teams, moves to a new clubhouse, members who've been there for decades. A quiz or game show in the clubhouse or a hall works well there.
We match that to your programme. A quiz fits nicely between dinner and the party, while a game show can be the main part of the evening. We can build speeches, a film or a presentation for those celebrating long service into the game, so the evening hangs together.
The price depends on the format, the duration, how much has to be made about your own history and the venue. You'll get a proposal within 1 working day.
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