Why choose a Medieval Banquet?
What better way to forget the cares and stresses of the modern day, than by partaking in a veritable feast of medieval merriment, where guests can dress in costume and immerse themselves in a bygone age. Objectives • A party or celebration with entertainment involving guest participation • A ‘Thank You’ to staff • To celebrate a business win • To encourage employee interaction and team/company bonding The Activity Upon arrival at the venue guests enter ‘The Great Hall’ for predinner ale, mulled wine and mead. The room will be themed with shields and crossed swords adorning the walls and dramatic backdrops depicting images of castle life. Strolling minstrels and court jesters greet and entertain. Guests take their seats for dinner and King Henry VIII explains the Rules of Court. Dinner is served by buxom wenches, the courses interspersed with entertainment from the minstrels and jesters and ceremonies such as: The Salt Ceremony – ladies receive a bowl of salt in return for a kiss. Garte
