Unusual Events ideas

Few brands are as closely tied to the British summer season as Bollinger. Royal Ascot is one of the most prestigious weeks in the racing calendar. Bollinger needed a champagne bar that would sit comfortably within the racecourse’s elegant setting, carry the brand with confidence, and give racegoers a place to gather, be seen and enjoy a glass between races.

Peachy Productions was appointed to design the stand and deliver it from first concept to a finished, trade-ready bar. We handled design, production, branding, build and fit-out. Bollinger’s own team took over to run the bar during the event.

When The People's Vote needed a platform to broadcast their message in Parliament Square on the day of the historic Brexit vote, the brief seemed straightforward: two large screens, stage, lighting, sound and temporary power. Then came the curveball — only the cycle lane to work within, a two-hour install window, no road closures, no rehearsals, and zero disruption to rush-hour Parliament Square during one of the most publicised votes in British political history.

Peachy Productions responded with a bold solution: a fully pre-rigged stage built on a curtain-side truck trailer, focused and packed for rapid deployment. On site, we delivered LED and projection screens with live feeds from the stage and Parliament, full sound coverage across the square, and dynamic crowd and stage lighting — all run from a tight side-of-stage position, adapting live to a constantly shifting running order.

The result: a flawless, high-profile show delivered against extraordinary odds.

For a client running large marquee structures across a major event site, we were asked to supply and install industrial-grade lighting throughout, purely as a rental package. High-bay LED floodlights were rigged along the roof trusses of every marquee, giving consistent, even coverage across spans running well over a hundred metres, so teams working inside had proper light whatever the hour.

The brief covered numerous structures of different sizes, from vast logistics marquees to smaller hospitality spaces, each lit to the same standard and installed to the same timeline. We supplied the fixtures, the rigging, the cabling and the installation crew, then handed the space back to the client to run as their own.

It's a straightforward brief on paper, get reliable light into a huge footprint on time, but doing it consistently across multiple structures at this scale takes real coordination and rigging experience.

The client was looking for an attention grabbing activation at the entrance to an exhibition in Vienna, Austria.

The solution - A twin LED arches framing the entrance, a mist curtain marking the threshold, and an LED tunnel wrapped in animated graphics to draw delegates in off the exhibition floor, all set on a fitted carpet floor. To this we're adding cladding panels across the truss and the reverse of each LED wall, so nothing structural is left exposed, every angle reads as finished rather than backstage. Flanking the tunnel, straight fabric-wrapped walls at 6m x 3m give clean surfaces for graphics or branding either side of the entrance sequence.

Built this way, the whole approach holds together as one considered arrival: LED, mist and tunnel doing the spectacle, the panelling and fabric walls doing the tidying up around it, so visitors only ever see the finished picture.