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The experience

The six honours.

A 65 event in the order a guest lives it. We design one peak and one ending on purpose, because people remember an occasion by its finest moment and by how it ends.

I

The Summons

Weeks before

A sealed invitation, printed or digital, that opens with the coral seal breaking. It tells each guest how they will be received, so anticipation begins before they arrive.

Includes: Invitation suite, digital summons, RSVP and seating management.

II

The Herald

Arrival

Every guest is greeted at the threshold by name and shown to their seat as Majesty. Where the host wishes, a praise-singer adds a line of oriki for the celebrant. Where a real monarch is present, we use their proper title, agreed with the host beforehand.

Includes: Guest list, protocol briefing, greeters and ushers.

III

The Royal Table

The meal · the peak

The chefs come out in procession. Each course is revealed together, under cloches, and introduced aloud: “Your Majesty, the second course.” This is the moment guests film, and the one we protect above all.

Includes: Menus, tastings, kitchen, service brigade, cloches and tableware.

IV

The Unveiling

The cake

The 65 Cakes centrepiece revealed like crown jewels: lights lowered, cloth drawn back, a fanfare or a held silence.

Includes: Cake design and baking by 65 Cakes, staging and lighting cue.

V

The Audacity

Once, unannounced

One moment designed for this occasion alone and never repeated. It is the reason people say “you had to be there”.

Includes: Concept, production and rehearsal.

VI

The Seal

Departure · the ending

Each guest leaves with a gift sealed in coral wax, such as Boxx65 Sweet Tokens or a slice of the cake, and a short line of thanks from the host. The host receives the Chronicle afterwards.

Includes: Sweet Tokens by Boxx65, wax seals, the Chronicle.

Begin with an audience.

One hour, at the studio or by call. You leave with a clear picture of what your occasion could be.

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