What do you do when you want to get your employees and guests out of their seats and and really make them part of the party?  You fill the event with games and end with a bunch of prizes.  Lewis events was invited to create an event that would do just that!  Enjoy our selection of pre-event shots, because once the party started it got crazy busy and there was no time for photos.

We created a variety of minute-to-win-it style games for the perimeter of the event.  We gave each game a different theme, decorated the booths and dressed in costumes to go with each theme.  The games included cookie face, chopstick challenge, cup stacking, pirate treasure dig, and the great spoon race.  Raffle tickets were awarded for each game guests played.

Outside in the patio, along with the bar and food service, guests participated in an intense competition on the largest foosball table ever.  Guests also took advantage of the cornhole games that were spread around the outside lounge.

In the center of the party, guests enjoyed gaming on light up casino tables.  Guests stayed to the very end so they would not miss the mountain of prizes that were awarded.

One of the many roles we play.  Christy as a German pretzel girl promoting a European car company at an Orange County charity golf tournament.

Happy Lunar New Year!  Year number five for Lewis Events assisting USC Pacific Asia Museum with their Lunar New Year celebration.  A full day of cultural stage performances, activities and museum experiences for guests.  This year the event was held on the beautiful campus of Fuller Theological Seminary, as the Pacific Asia Museum is carrying out renovations at the museum complex.

Emily made some new friends at the celebration.

Hollywood themed awards banquet at the Newport Hyatt.

Lewis Events called to perform a top secret assignment.

When: New Years Eve . . .

Where: Laguna Niguel . . .

What: Secret Agent theme celebration . . .

Why: Spectacular evening of indulgent fun

Reply: Assignment accepted

For some reason, casinos were the rage this fall.  Three different, important clients all felt “lucky” and went the way of Monte Carlo and Las Vegas.  So we brought out the feathers, the shimmer and the bright lights for the extravaganzas.

It all began with the grand entrance.

Tables were all adorned in fashionable attire for the unforgettable evening.The stage was set for a mesmerizing mind reading show and other acts that followed.