Groups & events
Better in company.
Group colour analysis for parties, hens and stags, brands and workplaces, at your home or venue in London.
Colour, shared
One drape, many faces.
Most of my appointments are just the two of us, and I love them. But colour analysis is a really sociable thing to do together. You watch the same drape bring one face to life and quietly overwhelm the next, and before long everyone’s noticing things they’d never have seen on their own.
For groups, I come to you. I bring my drapes to your home, your office or the venue you’ve booked, because my studio is kept for one-to-one appointments and Colour Together.
So if you’d like to do this with your favourite people, your team or your guests, here’s how it can work.
Four occasions
Four ways to share it.
Colour Parties
Birthdays, girls’ weekends, teen parties, religious celebrations and weddings. A relaxed session at your home or venue, with plenty of comparing along the way.
Find out more about Colour PartiesHens and Stags
A different way to celebrate before the wedding. Everyone finds their colours before the outfits are chosen, wherever you’re gathering.
Find out more about Hens and StagsBrands and Events
Product launches, new openings, private client experiences and collaborations, with something personal for every guest.
Find out more about Brands and EventsColour at Work
For your team, your colleagues or your clients. A practical session everyone can take part in, as much or as little as they like.
Find out more about Colour at WorkThe format
How a group session can work.
Every group is different, so I shape each session around your numbers, your occasion and your time. It can take one of three forms.
- Everyone has their own analysisOne person at a time in the chair, while everyone else watches, chats and compares. How long it takes depends on how many of you there are, and I’ll give you timings when I come back to you.
- A shorter session for a bigger groupFor when there are more people than there’s time for full analyses. I’ll explain exactly what it includes, and what everyone takes away, before you book.
- A talk about colourHow colour works, what to look for in the mirror and how to use it when you’re shopping. I’ll suggest a length that suits your occasion.
Whichever it is, nothing is rushed, I explain what I’m seeing as I see it, and nobody has to sit in the chair if they’d rather just watch.
For two
Just the two of you?
If it’s you and one other person, Colour Together is the one to book. You each have your own analysis and your own recommendations, side by side at my studio, and you can book it online straight away.
Questions
Before you get in touch.
Where does it happen?
With you. For groups I always come to you, and bring my drapes to your home, your office or the venue you’ve booked. My studio is kept for one-to-one appointments and Colour Together, so it isn’t an option for groups. Tell me where you have in mind and I’ll let you know what’s possible.
What kind of space works best?
Light makes a real difference to how colour looks, so a room with good daylight is ideal. Tell me a little about the space when you get in touch and I’ll let you know if it will work.
How many people can come?
It depends on the format and the space. Tell me your numbers and I’ll tell you what’s possible.
Does everyone get their own analysis?
When everyone has their own analysis, yes: their own time in the chair and their own result. In a shorter session for a bigger group, I’ll explain exactly what everyone takes away before you book.
How much does it cost?
Every group is a little different, so I put a price together once I know your numbers, the format, the place and the date. Asking doesn’t commit you to anything.
How far ahead should we get in touch?
As early as you can, so you have the best choice of dates.
How do we book?
Send me a few details with the enquiry form: the occasion, roughly how many of you there are, where you’d like it to happen and a date or two. I reply to every message myself, usually within two working days.
Begin
Tell me what you’re planning.
A rough idea of numbers, the occasion, the place and a date or two is plenty to start with.
Enquire about a group session or write to [email protected]