360 Spinner
Sunset, outdoor lights, a spinning camera — in summer this produces the best video, because natural light does the cinematic work for you.
A summer company party that doesn't stop at the grill
In a garden, on a terrace or by the water, the hard part is stopping guests from spending the whole evening at one table. These activities get people moving — and produce a full summer content pack along the way.
What we recommend for this event
Every one of these is from our own inventory, available to rent with staff.
Glambot
Slow-motion footage of the garden-party mood. One evening produces enough content for months of internal comms.
AI photo booth
Summer styles: beach, retro holiday, festival portrait. It works outdoors as long as it gets a shaded spot.
Prinker
Temporary tattoos in short-sleeve season — visible, photogenic, and the queue moves quickly.
Splash Wars
A water-based skill game for the hottest part of the day. Spectators enjoy it as much as the players.
Hurricane Wind Tunnel
A loud attraction that runs outdoors and pulls a crowd in from the far edge of the site.
Dronie
A group shot from above at an outdoor venue. At a summer company party it's the best closing image of the night.
Football Drills
An outdoor corner colleagues keep coming back to all evening to beat their score.
Marble Race
A calmer, sociable game for the shade — a good counterpoint to the high-energy stations.
Outdoors: shade, power, wind
In summer three things decide everything. Screens and printers need shade, because direct sun ruins both the image and the hardware. Power usually comes from the venue, though we work with generators too. And in wind, securing lightweight items (photo walls, marquees) isn't optional.
Sunset is the best slot
Schedule the content stations (Glambot, 360, drone) for the hour before sunset. The light is at its best and guests have loosened up — together that produces the strongest material of the night.
// Gifie + Snack Supply
And if food is on the list…
And if food is on the list: in summer cold drinks aren't an extra. Slush, lemonade and bubble tea matter more than any decoration. We handle those together with Snack Supply.
Slush bar
By far the fastest-emptying station in summer.
Bubble Tea Bar
Pick-your-own flavours and toppings, served cold.
Lemonade bar
Custom conceptFreshly mixed lemonades with fruit. Custom concept – ask us for a quote.
Iced coffee concept
Custom conceptA cold brew and iced coffee station. Custom concept – ask us for a quote.
Popcorn
Branded bags, continuous service.
Cotton candy
If families are coming, this is the first station they head for.
Custom concepts we'd build for this
These aren't off-the-shelf rentals but concepts: if one appeals, we'll talk through the build and the lead time.
Summer Passport
Guests collect digital stamps at each station with their phone. A full passport = a prize or an entry into the draw. On a big outdoor site it spreads the crowd and gets people to every corner.
Sunset Content Hour
A content block concentrated into the hour before sunset: Glambot, 360 and drone shots in one place, under one visual identity. One hour gives you the visuals for the whole summer campaign.
Example combinations
Starting points. We adapt any of them to your headcount, venue and budget — pricing always comes in a tailored quote.
Summer Starter
For a garden party, 40-120 guests: one photo experience, one quick station, cold drinks.
- AI photo booth
- Prinker
- Slush bar
Content Edition
When content is the goal: video, slow motion and aerials in one block.
- 360 Spinner
- Glambot
- Dronie
- Bubble Tea Bar
- Sunset Content Hour (custom concept)
Summer Full Experience
For an all-day outdoor summer party with several zones and passport point collecting.
- 360 Spinner
- AI photo booth
- Splash Wars
- Football Drills
- Hurricane Wind Tunnel
- Prinker
- Slush bar
- Lemonade bar (custom concept)
- Summer Passport (custom concept)
Not sure which one to pick?
Tell it your headcount, venue and vibe, and Gifie Match will put a concrete shortlist together — it already knows which event type you're on.
Frequently asked questions
- What if it hits 35°C?
- We move electronics into shade or under a marquee, and schedule so the water and cold-drink stations lead during the two hottest hours.
- Do we need power at an outdoor venue?
- Yes, most activities need standard 230 V. If the site has none we bring a generator — flag it early, as it affects the price.
- Does drone filming need a permit?
- It depends on the location. Before running Dronie we check airspace restrictions and handle the clearance where needed.
Organising a different event?
Spring–autumn, weekends
A company family day that works for kids and parents alike
Kids, teen and family zones: claw machine, VR, football drills, candy floss and shared photo moments.
Festival season, brand stands
Festival activations people actually post about
High throughput, shareable content, lead capture and branded prizes.
Match day, tournaments, sponsorship
Fan zone activities that fill the space before kick-off
Football drills, shot-power testing, fan cards and a live leaderboard outside the stands.
January–February
Kick-off activities that genuinely lift the team
Competition, team building and a live leaderboard alongside the annual goals.