What people book it for
Four that come up most
It is the same two hours either way. What changes is the number coming and where the room is.
A birthday
For an adult who does not want a restaurant table and does not want a bar. Everybody has something to do with their hands and something to talk about.
A shower
Baby or bridal. It gives a room of people who half know each other a reason to sit together for two hours, and the thing each guest makes is the favour.
A get-together
A group of friends, a book club, a family up for the weekend. No occasion needed and no minimum number of candles on anything.
A goodbye or a thank you
Someone leaving, someone finishing something. A room that made something together on the day reads differently from a card going round the office.
Choose the activity
Pick one for the room, not for yourself
Candle making is the easiest for a mixed group and everybody finishes together. Resin is the one nobody carries home the same day, which matters at a party.
What is on the table
Everything, and she bakes
Bring a cake if you want one. Everything the activity needs is already counted for the number coming.
- Materials
- Everything for the activity, brought and laid out
- Teaching
- The activity taught from the beginning, no experience assumed
- Refreshments
- Coffee, and cupcakes she bakes herself
- What you keep
- The piece each person made
What it costs
Per guest, said plainly
Here is what comes back when you ask, itemised, in one reply.
- Per personQuoted for the activity and the number coming
- Smallest groupConfirmed when you ask
- TravelQuoted by distance from Bedford
- To hold a dateConfirmed with your quote
Say the number coming, the activity and roughly where you are, and all four come back together.
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