The Rover revolutionizes event photography with its autonomous robotic selfie booth that actively navigates your venue, seeking out photo opportunities rather than waiting for guests to visit a stationary setup. This innovative system combines mobility technology with sophisticated photography capabilities in a friendly, approachable design that often features an expressive “face” display and voice interaction. The compact robot moves safely through crowds using advanced sensors, approaching groups to offer photo services through simple voice commands or touch interface. Its adjustable height camera can capture everything from seated dinner shots to standing group photos. The Rover operates either on pre-programmed paths or through AI-driven guest detection, creating a unique interactive experience that becomes a talking point itself. Why? The Rover transforms photography from a destination activity to an engaging roaming experience that reaches guests who might never visit a traditional booth. Its novelty factor creates spontaneous moments of delight when it unexpectedly approaches groups, generating authentic reactions and conversations. For event planners, the mobile nature ensures comprehensive coverage across large venues without installing multiple stationary booths. The robot’s charismatic personality and movement patterns make it an entertainment element beyond its photography function, becoming a memorable mascot that guests actively seek out. The technology showcase aspect particularly benefits tech companies or forward-thinking brands looking to demonstrate innovation, with the robot itself embodying progressive brand values. How? The sophisticated robot platform navigates using LIDAR, depth sensors, and computer vision to move safely at walking speed through venue spaces. When approaching guests, its screen displays friendly prompts or animations while speaking simple instructions through built-in speakers. Guests interact through voice commands or touchscreen to initiate photo sessions, with the robot automatically adjusting its height and distance for optimal framing. Its professional camera and lighting system capture high-quality images processed instantly through onboard computers. Photos become available immediately through QR codes displayed on the robot’s screen or through RFID-enabled event badges that link to guests’ profiles. Throughout the event, remote operators can monitor the robot’s performance and temporarily take control if needed for complex situations.

Chocolate Fountain is a sweet, indulgent activity where participants can dip a variety of treats into flowing chocolate. From fruits to marshmallows, anything can be dipped and enjoyed. This activity adds a touch of luxury and fun to any event, perfect for dessert lovers and chocolate enthusiasts. How? A large fountain of flowing chocolate is set up, and participants are provided with skewers and a variety of dippable items like strawberries, bananas, cookies, and pretzels. They can dip their treats into the chocolate fountain and enjoy. The event can be made interactive by adding a competition element or creating unique dipping combinations.      

Game stalls at birthday parties, private, and social events are a fun way to keep guests entertained and engaged, especially for children, though they can also be customized for adults. These stalls offer interactive activities that encourage friendly competition, participation, and laughter, contributing to the overall festive atmosphere. Here’s a breakdown of the types of game stalls you might find at these events: 1. Classic Carnival Games Ring Toss: Players throw rings (usually plastic) to land on bottles or pegs. It’s easy to set up and can be adapted for different difficulty levels. Balloon Pop: Players pop balloons using darts or other tools. Inside the balloons, you can hide small prizes, messages, or challenges. Duck Pond: A child-friendly game where players “fish” for rubber ducks floating in a small pool. Each duck has a number, which corresponds to a prize. Sponge Toss: Guests throw wet sponges at a target or a person sitting behind a shield. A great game for outdoor, summer events. 2. Sports-Inspired Games Mini Basketball: A small basketball hoop where guests try to score as many points as possible in a set amount of time. Football Accuracy Challenge: Guests throw mini footballs into a net or through hoops for points. Can be customized with different targets. Bowling: Set up a mini bowling alley using soft pins and balls for players to knock down as many pins as possible. 3. Skill-Based Games Ring and Hook: Players attempt to catch a ring on a hook. This simple game requires steady hands and concentration. Plinko: A vertical game board where chips drop and bounce through pegs, landing in various slots that correspond to different prizes. Bean Bag Toss (Cornhole): Players toss bean bags into small holes in a board. It’s easy to set up, fun for all ages and can be played in teams or individually. Wacky Wheel: A spinning wheel divided into segments with different challenges or prizes. People take turns spinning the wheel to see what they land on. 4. Interactive and Creative Games Face Painting: Not technically a “game,” but it engages guests, especially children, in a fun and creative activity. Photo Booth: Guests can take themed photos with fun props. Many modern photo booths come with instant printing options and social media sharing capabilities. Craft Stations: A DIY craft station where attendees can make their party hats, and friendship bracelets, or decorate cookies. It’s particularly great for birthday parties or family-friendly events. 5. Prize-Based Games Lucky Dip: Players pick random tickets or items from a container, with each item corresponding to a prize. The prizes can range from small toys to vouchers or candy. Spin the Wheel: A large prize wheel where guests spin to win mystery prizes. This can be a central activity at the event, with each spin offering different rewards. 6. Outdoor Games (for bigger events or good weather) Giant Jenga: A larger version of the traditional Jenga game, where guests take turns removing wooden blocks from a high stack. It gets tense as the tower gets taller! Giant Connect Four: A giant version of the popular Connect Four game, where players take turns dropping large disks into a frame to try and align four in a row. Tug of War: A team-based outdoor game where two groups pull on a rope in opposite directions. This is great for larger parties or picnics. Tips for Setting Up Game Stalls: Consider the Venue: Outdoor venues allow for larger, more physical games, while indoor venues may require smaller, quieter options. Age Appropriateness: Tailor your stalls to suit the age group of your audience. For kids, simple and colourful games work best, while for adults, you can include more sophisticated challenges. Prizes: Offer a variety of prizes that appeal to all guests, ranging from small toys for kids to fun gadgets or gift cards for adults. Space: Ensure you have enough space for each game to allow players to move around comfortably and safely. Supervision: Some games, especially those with physical activity or involving small pieces, may need a game host or facilitator to help manage the flow and keep things fun and safe. Including a mix of games will cater to different interests and make the event more memorable for guests. Would you like ideas for specific themes or any additional help in organizing these stalls for a particular type of event?

Let every guest feel like royalty with our enchanting Crown Making station! Participants design and decorate their very own regal headwear using sturdy crown bases and a treasure trove of sparkling embellishments—glittering gems, colorful ribbons, shiny sequins, fluffy feathers, and more. Perfect for fairytale, princess, or prince-themed parties, this activity allows children and adults alike to express creativity and craft a wearable masterpiece fit for a king or queen. How It Works : Select Your Crown Base – Guests choose from adjustable, pre-cut bases ready for decoration. Decorate with Sparkle – Using an organized array of craft supplies, participants add gems, ribbons, feathers, sequins, and more. Guided Creativity – Our friendly facilitator provides inspiration and assistance, ensuring safe and beautiful designs using non-toxic adhesives. Wear & Celebrate – Each crown is ready to be worn immediately, creating majestic photo opportunities and lasting memories. Why Add Crown Making : Perfect for birthday parties, school fairs, and themed celebrations. Provides creative, hands-on fun for children and adults. Doubles as a party favor and costume piece, enhancing the festive vibe. Encourages fine motor skills, decision-making, and self-expression. Creates memorable, photogenic moments for every guest. Activity Highlights – Crown Making Energy Level: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) – lively, creative, and interactive Participation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) – hands-on, artistic fun for all ages Memorable Moments: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) – wearable masterpieces and photo-ready moments Fun Factor: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) – engaging, creative, and festive FAQs – Crown Making Q: Are materials safe for children? Yes! All glue and craft supplies are non-toxic and child-friendly. Q: What ages can participate? Suitable for children and adults alike; design complexity can be adjusted. Q: Is supervision provided?Yes! Our facilitator guides and assists throughout the activity. Q: Can guests take their crowns home? Absolutely! Each crown is wearable and ready to be taken home. Q: How long does it take to make a crown? Typically 10–15 minutes, depending on design and embellishments.  Book Now & Rule the Day! Bring a royal, creative, and memorable experience to your event with Crown Making. 👉 Book today and let your guests craft their crowns of glory!

Pullela Gopichand is a former Indian badminton player turned coach, whose dedication and passion have transformed Indian badminton on the global stage. As a player, Gopichand won numerous accolades, including the prestigious All England Open Badminton Championship.  As a coach he has left an indelible mark on Indian sports. Gopichand’s coaching academy has produced several world-class players, including Olympic medalists P.V. Sindhu and Saina Nehwal. His commitment to nurturing talent, instilling discipline, and fostering a culture of excellence has revolutionized Indian badminton and inspired a generation of aspiring athletes. Gopichand’s journey is a testament to the power of mentorship, perseverance, and passion for one’s craft. Gopichand’s success as both a player and coach, along with his dedication to nurturing talent, inspires audiences to strive for excellence and give back to their communities.

Master the art of disc throwing with our Frisbee challenge! This precision game features multiple target zones with varying point values. The professional-grade discs and specially designed catching zones create perfect conditions for both casual play and serious competition. Perfect for developing throwing skills and hand-eye coordination. How? Players throw regulation frisbees at target zones from varying distances. Points are awarded based on accuracy and distance of throws. Different challenges include distance throws, accuracy tests, and trick shot attempts. Multiple players can compete simultaneously in various game formats. Wind factors add extra challenge to outdoor setups. Why? Develops throwing accuracy and catching skills.  Perfect for outdoor events and activities.  Suitable for all age groups and skill levels.  Creates engaging competitive challenges.  Excellent for improving hand-eye coordination.