Bianca at Bumble Events really rose to the challenge of planning our wedding, without meeting us…read moreface to face, at very short notice within 8 weeks! We are based in Kenya and needed a planner that we could trust would to understand our vision and make it happen. We felt confident in her desicions and knew we had made the right choice very soon into working with her. Our wedding day was beautiful and intimate and we had so many compliments about the organisation which is down to Bianca's hard work. A bit late now as our wedding was in July 16 but THANK YOU for all the hard work and attention to every last detail.

A small company with a BIG impact!!…read more I used Bumble Events to plan my 28th birthday party which was held in a private residence in Greenwich. The party catered to 150 guests and was pulled off without a hitch. I was so pleased with their work that I also had to turn to them when it came time to organise a corporate event, this was a Christmas party in December. Again, Bianca and her team exceeded our expectations with the Nutcracker themed ball. Most importantly she was able to deliver within our budget! We enjoyed great feedback from both guests and staff alike (most of which have insisted that the next event should be left in the hands of the same people). A big THANKS from Andy and the team.

Tru3 Events organised the decor for my sons wedding in November. They did an amazing job. Each set…read moreup was breathtaking and emotionally overwhelming.

Excellent service from start to finish. Noor and his team are clearly dedicated to providing a…read moreresponsive and efficient service. We hired a small shelter for an event in London in July 2023 and they could not have been more helpful and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Tru3 Events

Happy with the service received, you guys were great. the kids loved the candy floss and popcorn…read moremachine.

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Today I got to go along to A Door In A Wall's new Horses For Corpses, an outdoor murder mystery set…read morein Stables Market in Camden. It is set up to be a 3 hour adventure in which you follow clues and solve riddles to find out who, why and how. We gathered in the office at our assigned time and were joined by a few other participants in small teams. The assistant explained that he had just found his boss shot to death and needed help finding out who killed him. From there we were immediately thrown into action. Armed with some information and a map, we took off to follow the clues. The map was quite easy to follow and clues not too hard to find, but there was a loooooot to read. We only skimmed a few pages but it turns out, you actually have to thoroughly read every single piece of writing and there really is a lot to read and digest. Another downside was that quite lot of tech was involved and some of the interactive and vital clues only worked on one of our three smartphones, and only very slowly on that one. You definitely need a good data pack and a few phones to get through this. There were several actors to interact with and again they give you a lot to read rather than telling you things, which is quite bothersome and less interesting than live interactions. As there was a cheese festival in Camden Market, it was excruciatingly slow to get through the crowds, which meant we had less time to follow the clues. A little more preparedness for this circumstance or less clues to follow inside the actual market would have definitely helped here. We did find the killer in the end and solved the case, but I feel like this game could have easily been boiled down to a phone app or interactive trail as it already relies so much on text and so little on interactions with actors. The website said we'd have time to have a break or some food in between solving clues, but this was definitely not the case, whether this was due to the festival slowing us down or the amount of clues to follow, I don't know. We did have fun and enjoyed the game, but there is a lot of room for improvement here.

I galloped along to solve a murder at A Door In A Wall: Horses For Corpses an outdoor murder…read moremystery set in the Stables Market in Camden. The whole adventure lasts for 3 hours. In those 3 hours you have to follow clues and solve riddles all around Camden market place. Firstly you sign up with other teams in a small office by giving your team name and having your photo taken and handed a booklet.   You are then told that there has been a murder and we are led to the crime scene room where there is a body slumped over the desk.  From there we start our adventure and get told a bit about what has happened to the poor victim.  It is our mission to then solve the murder, why and how did it happen? Within the booklet there is some information and a map and a choice of five locations that we could start off at.  The map was quite easy to follow and most clues not too hard to find,  however there were a few that were really hard so we needed hints but in my opinion there was a bit too much to read in parts.  With there being so many areas to get around in Camden and time against us due to the fact that Camden was particularly over crowded this day as there was a Cheese Festival on and it made it hard to complete all courses.  However we found out that we should actually read everything even the newspaper that we got given at the beginning but as I said with there being so much to read and take in and complete it was just not possible. The other downside to this game was that quite a lot of the clues had to be done via our mobiles but with signal being poor (depending what network you have) or mobiles draining because of battery this took up time and we had three mobiles between us and each of ours were very slow in getting up the information.  So be warned take a good battery pack with you and make sure that you all have topped up phones as you will certainly need them and if you have a good connection to Wi-Fi/4G then even better. Along the way there were several actors to interact with which I loved as it made the whole game feel immersive.  However some of the scenes took a little too long and had no relevance to the crime and then you are handed yet another lengthy piece of information to read.  Rather than them giving us more to read I would rather they told us in further information via riddles. By the end of the whole game we did solve the case,  but I feel like this game could have easily been broken down by not having so much to read, having more clues/riddles given verbally by the actors/actresses and maybe to make it even easier with mobiles if an app is created.  On the website plus in the office we were told we'd have time to have a break or some food in between solving clues,  but this was not possible, whether this was due to the cheese festival that was taking place which slowed us down or the amount of clues we had to follow,  I really don't know but we did not have time to chill and eat. However saying all the above I did really enjoy the race in trying to solve the murder and the actual game but I really wish we had more time and not so much to read ie lengthy newspaper article.  The two particular parts that I loved the most was the crime scene at the beginning interacting with one of the characters and searching for clues in the room and the second part I loved about the whole hunt was the leaflet we got on one of the courses that we had to solve a number of clues that was fun. I do though recommend A Door in a Wall as the game was good and all their other games in the past have always been great. It was just a pity that it was far too crowded in the Camden area the day I went so did not make it a pleasurable one.

Fantastic venue for hosting events and courses. Went there with work for a course…read more Nice crumpets with fresh marmalade and filter coffee for breakfast. Followed by biscuits and tea/coffee at mid-morning. Yummy lunch of smoked haddock and feta cheese tart with perfect pastry crust, and accompanied by lentil and beetroot, dill mayo new potatoes and a fresh mixed green leaf salad, and rounded off with a good creme brulee. A mid-afternoon treat of a variety of sweets that reminded me of my childhood was great way to finish the day. Amazed with the level of service, food and overall attention to detail to cater for all our needs. Friendly staff. Would strongly recommend.

From the owner: Wallacespace in Covent Garden, St Pancras and Clerkenwell Green provides well thought-out,…read morecreative, flexible spaces for meetings, training, workshops, research and events. Flooded with natural daylight and with all the little touches that make for a great day (from super-fast free wifi to delicious home-cooked lunches and all-you-can-eat wagon wheels), our buildings are designed to help facilitate creative thinking and minimise distractions, while our people provide super service, aiming to think of absolutely everything with a refreshing, 'can-do, will-do' attitude to ensure you can focus on delivering success.