Swiss Privilege French-garden celebration

Build a celebration around the team’s own story

A lunch recognising a sales team combined French-garden styling, a floral activity and an oversized book installation, giving the celebration both visual content and participation.

A green backdrop, the brand mark and floral details establish the French-garden setting.

Our role

L Concept developed the creative theme, built the setting and planned the interactive activities.

Project post

Event Planning & Production Creative Design & Brand Visuals

Give the team story a physical form

An oversized book installation presented photographs and stories from ten years of the team’s history. It also became a backdrop for group photographs, bringing participants and the shared story into one frame.

A corporate celebration can draw its visual content from the people being recognised. Photographs and milestones give the setting a specific shared memory, connecting the theme with those attending.

The oversized book presents photographs and team stories while providing a setting for group portraits.

Extend the theme into participation

Artificial flowers, green scenery and an activity involving the selection of velvet flowers continued the garden theme. The scope connected creative design, scenery and interactive planning.

Consistency in event design goes beyond colour. What guests can do, where they take photographs and how they encounter a story can all extend the same concept.

Bring participants and team history into the same frame

The oversized book carries photographs and stories from ten years of the team’s history and serves as a group-photo backdrop. It brings past records and present participants together, giving the celebration content specific to this team.

A photo setting can do more than decorate a picture. When its content relates to the people being recognised, the image retains more of the occasion’s meaning. Identifying the people and moments to remember can guide a display that works both up close and in a group photograph.

Keep the team’s story at the centre of the celebration

This project combines team history, a garden setting and participation. The people and achievements being recognised can provide the starting point for scenery, visual content and activities.