December 2008 was a fang‐tastic month for Christmas Parties at the Royal Courts of Justice.
Thousands of corporate partygoers revelled in the classic gothic fantasy and were put under the seductive spell of ‘Dracula’.
"It was one of the best events I have ever attended and matched the magnificence of the surroundings."
“It has been one of our best xmas parties ever!”
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Monday, 10 November 2008
One of Londn's most historical and memorable landmarks
Visit the Royal Courts of Justice and wonder at the heritage, grandeur and drama of one of the Capital’s most awe‐inspiring buildings. This Grade I listed Victorian building is one of the last great wonders of Gothic revival architecture in England and is reminiscent of a Cathedral. With more than a century of history, over 1000 rooms and a 3½ mile labyrinth of hallways it is one of London’s best kept secrets.
The Royal Courts of Justice operates free tours for visiting judiciary and educational establishments. Schools and universities can request further information on 020 7947 7741.
There are also public tours of the RCJ that are run on the first and third Tuesday of each month subject to numbers. Tours are run from 11am‐1pm and from 2pm‐4pm. The cost is £6 per person. For further information please contact the tour organiser on 020 7947 7684 or email rcjtours@btinternet.com.
Seasoned Events can also organise exclusive tours for corporate clients. Guest can enjoy a wonderful tour of this magnificent venue discovering the art, architecture, history and workings of the High Court followed by a champagne reception, wine tasting or gastronomic dinner in the Painted Room and Bear Garden. Please call the RCJ corporate events department on 020 7947 7726 for further information.
Public Tour Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday, between 9am‐4:30pm
Visitors must be aged 14 or over.
The courts sit from 10.30am‐4.30pm with an adjournment between 1pm‐2pm.
The Royal Courts of Justice operates free tours for visiting judiciary and educational establishments. Schools and universities can request further information on 020 7947 7741.
There are also public tours of the RCJ that are run on the first and third Tuesday of each month subject to numbers. Tours are run from 11am‐1pm and from 2pm‐4pm. The cost is £6 per person. For further information please contact the tour organiser on 020 7947 7684 or email rcjtours@btinternet.com.
Seasoned Events can also organise exclusive tours for corporate clients. Guest can enjoy a wonderful tour of this magnificent venue discovering the art, architecture, history and workings of the High Court followed by a champagne reception, wine tasting or gastronomic dinner in the Painted Room and Bear Garden. Please call the RCJ corporate events department on 020 7947 7726 for further information.
Public Tour Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday, between 9am‐4:30pm
Visitors must be aged 14 or over.
The courts sit from 10.30am‐4.30pm with an adjournment between 1pm‐2pm.
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
RCJ -Sustainable Development Programme
The Royal Courts of Justice plays host to hundreds of events and thousands of people over the year. Consequently waste is generated from people, packaging and deliveries. The RCJ is aware of the impact these events has on the environment and as a venue we take this very seriously.
The aim of our sustainable development programme is to ensure a better quality of life for everyone, for now and for the future. The RCJ has four key priorities in aiming to achieve higher living standards whilst protecting and, where possible, enhancing the environment.
01 Social progress which recognises the needs of everyone.
02 Effective protection of the environment.
03 Prudent uses of resources.
04 Maintenance of high and stable levels of economic growth and employment.
The RCJ is committed to Sustainable Development and expects all accredited event suppliers to have a similar philosophy and comply with the strategies and policies of the venue relating to sustainable development as well as complying with all Environmental and Sustainable Development regulations.
All of the accredited suppliers that work at the Royal Courts of Justice are required to promote and implement the following strategies:
General
To ensure that it's activities, practices, equipment, consumables and cleaning materials are, wherever possible, environmentally friendly and comply with the Department's policy statement(s).
Waste Management
To assist with minimising the amount of waste currently produced, and to achieve further targets as agreed with the Authority.
Energy
To ensure that the provision of services is carried out in a manner that is energy efficient, and which minimises any harmful or otherwise detrimental impact on the environment. The services shall be performed in such a way as to ensure that power consumption is as efficient as possible commensurate with safe and practical working. As a minimum lighting must not be left switched on in rooms that are unoccupied or corridors after the work is completed save if such lighting is required to be left on for security.
Water
To ensure that water is not wasted and shall ensure that taps are turned off after use.
Consumables
Take all possible precautions to ensure that any materials used in connection with the provision of services do not contain chloroflurocarbons (CFC's), halons and any other damaging substances, unless unavoidable, which in this case the venue will be notified accordingly.
Purchasing
To encourage the use of recycled products, so long as they are not detrimental to the environment, to include the manufacture of all packaging, which must be capable of recovery for reuse or recycling.
Environmental Management Systems
To assist where appropriate with the implementation of Environmental Management Systems as instructed by the venue and to ensure that all staff comply with the venue’s environmental strategy, policy and documents.
The aim of our sustainable development programme is to ensure a better quality of life for everyone, for now and for the future. The RCJ has four key priorities in aiming to achieve higher living standards whilst protecting and, where possible, enhancing the environment.
01 Social progress which recognises the needs of everyone.
02 Effective protection of the environment.
03 Prudent uses of resources.
04 Maintenance of high and stable levels of economic growth and employment.
The RCJ is committed to Sustainable Development and expects all accredited event suppliers to have a similar philosophy and comply with the strategies and policies of the venue relating to sustainable development as well as complying with all Environmental and Sustainable Development regulations.
All of the accredited suppliers that work at the Royal Courts of Justice are required to promote and implement the following strategies:
General
To ensure that it's activities, practices, equipment, consumables and cleaning materials are, wherever possible, environmentally friendly and comply with the Department's policy statement(s).
Waste Management
To assist with minimising the amount of waste currently produced, and to achieve further targets as agreed with the Authority.
Energy
To ensure that the provision of services is carried out in a manner that is energy efficient, and which minimises any harmful or otherwise detrimental impact on the environment. The services shall be performed in such a way as to ensure that power consumption is as efficient as possible commensurate with safe and practical working. As a minimum lighting must not be left switched on in rooms that are unoccupied or corridors after the work is completed save if such lighting is required to be left on for security.
Water
To ensure that water is not wasted and shall ensure that taps are turned off after use.
Consumables
Take all possible precautions to ensure that any materials used in connection with the provision of services do not contain chloroflurocarbons (CFC's), halons and any other damaging substances, unless unavoidable, which in this case the venue will be notified accordingly.
Purchasing
To encourage the use of recycled products, so long as they are not detrimental to the environment, to include the manufacture of all packaging, which must be capable of recovery for reuse or recycling.
Environmental Management Systems
To assist where appropriate with the implementation of Environmental Management Systems as instructed by the venue and to ensure that all staff comply with the venue’s environmental strategy, policy and documents.
Monday, 4 August 2008
Wine Tasting Events at the RCJ
Discover the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about the wonderful world of wine at the Royal Courts of Justice
Judge & Jury
Event Outline:
Arriving at 7pm, guests are led to the Painted Room, originally used as a robing room for the judges, and welcomed with a glass of sparkling wine. Guests are then taken on a historical tour and led inside one of the magnificent Court rooms of this breathtaking Grade I listed building.
On returning to the Painted Room guests will learn the art of wine tasting and will be able to determine key features such as the colour, nose and palate of wines.
The Judge & Jury wine challenge will then commence as our panel of judges invite guests to sample a range of wines from around the world. Each guests will be given a wine to taste whilst the panel of judges present 3 different opinions and descriptions of the wines. However only one judge is right, so guests will have to make an educated guess as to the correct description. There will be 8 different wines to appreciate and identify with some fabulous prizes to be won.
The event will finish at approximately 9.30pm.
Our Package includes:
Exclusive hire of the Painted Room
Sparkling wine on arrival
15 minute historical tour of the Royal Courts
‘Judge & Jury’ wine tasting challenge
Panel of Wine Experts
Eight specially selected wines
Competition prizes
Cloakroom
Security
Full event management
* Call RCJ events for creative catering ideas to compliment the wines.
From 20 to 60 guests
Prices from £75 ex vat
Call us on 020 7947 7726
Judge & Jury
Event Outline:
Arriving at 7pm, guests are led to the Painted Room, originally used as a robing room for the judges, and welcomed with a glass of sparkling wine. Guests are then taken on a historical tour and led inside one of the magnificent Court rooms of this breathtaking Grade I listed building.
On returning to the Painted Room guests will learn the art of wine tasting and will be able to determine key features such as the colour, nose and palate of wines.
The Judge & Jury wine challenge will then commence as our panel of judges invite guests to sample a range of wines from around the world. Each guests will be given a wine to taste whilst the panel of judges present 3 different opinions and descriptions of the wines. However only one judge is right, so guests will have to make an educated guess as to the correct description. There will be 8 different wines to appreciate and identify with some fabulous prizes to be won.
The event will finish at approximately 9.30pm.
Our Package includes:
Exclusive hire of the Painted Room
Sparkling wine on arrival
15 minute historical tour of the Royal Courts
‘Judge & Jury’ wine tasting challenge
Panel of Wine Experts
Eight specially selected wines
Competition prizes
Cloakroom
Security
Full event management
* Call RCJ events for creative catering ideas to compliment the wines.
From 20 to 60 guests
Prices from £75 ex vat
Call us on 020 7947 7726
Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Gothic London, December 1897
This Christmas join Seasoned Events at The Royal Courts of Justice for a stylish and exclusive night with a little extra bite, as we put you under the seductive spell of 'Dracula'.Escape city life for the night and revel in our dark tale of romance, sensuality, mystery and adventure at this spectacular Grade I listed Victorian landmark.
As night falls enter our Classic Gothic fantasy and indulge on Champagne and Chambord cocktails as the charming host and his delectable bride welcome you to their party. Then enjoy a mouth-watering dinner amongst friends under the magnificent vaulted ceiling of the Great Hall before dancing the night away. But beware all is not quite as it seems.
Santa's not the only one coming to town this Christmas.
Friday, 27 June 2008
Historic Venue, Modern Events
By day the Royal Courts of Justice is very much a working court and has a very important role to play in today’s society.
The courts are the home of the Court of Appeal, the Civil and Criminal Divisions and all three divisions of the High Court.
The High Court presides over some of the most serious civil trials and family cases in the country.
But by night this Grade I listed Victorian building, one of the last great wonders of Gothic revival architecture in England, transforms into a truly breathtaking events space.
With more than a century of history, over 1000 rooms and a 3½ mile labyrinth of hallways it is one of London’s best keep secrets.
The courts are the home of the Court of Appeal, the Civil and Criminal Divisions and all three divisions of the High Court.
The High Court presides over some of the most serious civil trials and family cases in the country.
But by night this Grade I listed Victorian building, one of the last great wonders of Gothic revival architecture in England, transforms into a truly breathtaking events space.
With more than a century of history, over 1000 rooms and a 3½ mile labyrinth of hallways it is one of London’s best keep secrets.
Monday, 16 June 2008
The Royal Courts of Justice Events
The Royal Courts of Justice have chosen Seasoned Events to be their exclusive event business managers.
The group will have responsibility for the management of events on the site itself and for accredited suppliers, as well producing all sales and marketing materials to build upon their established client base.
Charles Beer, Chief executive of the Crown Group was delighted by the decision.
“Once again, one of the capital’s premier event venues has recognised the Crown Group’s ability to provide a total events solution package. We relish the opportunity to take this wonderful venue to the next level of success.”
David Thompson, the Director of the Royal Courts of Justice announced,
“We are pleased to welcome Seasoned Events as our event contract managers and we look forward to working with them to enhance the success of events functions under our Wider Market Initiative obligations.”
The group will have responsibility for the management of events on the site itself and for accredited suppliers, as well producing all sales and marketing materials to build upon their established client base.
Charles Beer, Chief executive of the Crown Group was delighted by the decision.
“Once again, one of the capital’s premier event venues has recognised the Crown Group’s ability to provide a total events solution package. We relish the opportunity to take this wonderful venue to the next level of success.”
David Thompson, the Director of the Royal Courts of Justice announced,
“We are pleased to welcome Seasoned Events as our event contract managers and we look forward to working with them to enhance the success of events functions under our Wider Market Initiative obligations.”
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