What bespoke corporate hospitality means
Bespoke corporate hospitality means premium event access built around you, not a template. Core Events is a bespoke corporate hospitality company because packages are shaped around your guests and goals.
Corporate Hospitality UK, elevated
If you’re planning client entertainment for the first time, this is your first-time corporate hospitality guide and your shortcut to getting it right. Core Events is a Leicester-based corporate hospitality company trusted to deliver Corporate Hospitality UK-wide and worldwide, from Silverstone’s pit lane to the Royal Enclosure at Ascot. Our corporate hospitality packages turn a day out into a genuine business asset: a setting where relationships deepen, deals move forward, and guests feel looked after.
Whether you’re hosting clients at sporting events, rewarding a high-performing team or exploring client entertainment ideas, UK businesses remember: our specialists build VIP event packages around your objectives, not a template. With decades of combined hospitality expertise, we handle every logistical detail so your focus stays where it belongs on the people in the room. From intimate packages for two to large-scale hospitality across multiple venues, the standard never changes.
Most importantly, you’ll know exactly what to expect.
No surprises, just a day that runs seamlessly.
How it works
Corporate Hospitality packages, explained
Dining and drinks. Hospitality begins at the table. Expect fine dining crafted by skilled kitchens, from multi-course menus to relaxed grazing, paired with wines, Champagne and a well-stocked bar. Dietary requirements are handled as standard tell us in advance and every guest is looked after, faultlessly.
Premium seating. Your view is everything, so we secure the best of it private suites, boxes, grandstand seats or exclusive enclosures with the atmosphere you came for. Whether it’s the finish line, centre court or halfway line, you’ll be positioned where the occasion feels closest and the day unfolds in front of you.
Travel and extras. Because everything is bespoke, we build in whatever the day needs: transfers, flights, hotels and overnight stays, plus thoughtful touches like client gifts or branded details that reflect your business. It’s the difference between a good day out and a seamless VIP experience your guests won’t forget.
Hosting clients at sporting events: Dress code by venue
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Client Entertainment ideas for your next event
Great client entertainment ideas UK businesses rely on come down to the small things done well. A few pointers to make your day land:
- Send joining details early. Arrival time, venue, dress code, and what’s included so everyone turns up relaxed and knows exactly what to expect.
- Keep the invitation warm and low-pressure. Match the event to your client’s interests, give plenty of notice, and make it feel like a shared experience, not a sales pitch.
- A short, genuine thank-you afterwards keeps the momentum going and turns a memorable day into a lasting relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Corporate hospitality is premium event access designed for entertaining guests, rather than simply attending. A normal ticket gets you through the gate; hospitality adds fine dining, drinks, premium seating and dedicated event management, often with travel too. It turns a match or concert into a setting where relationships build, and guests feel properly looked after.
Packages vary by event, but most include premium seating or private suite access, fine dining, drinks and dedicated event management. Many also cover travel, transfers and accommodation, plus extras such as client gifts or branded touches. Because every package is bespoke, inclusions are shaped around your guests and objectives; your specialist confirms exactly what’s covered before you book.
Usually, yes, and it depends on the venue. Some occasions, like Royal Ascot, have formal requirements, while others simply ask for smart or smart-casual attire. Certain suites and enclosures apply their own standards. We’ll always tell you the exact code for your event in advance, so you and your guests arrive dressed appropriately and comfortably.
It varies. Ascot’s Royal Enclosure expects formal dress, so a suit and often more is appropriate. Wimbledon and Twickenham hospitality generally call for smart or smart-casual attire rather than strict formalwear, though premium suites can be dressier. Codes differ by enclosure and package, so we’ll confirm precisely what’s expected for your specific booking beforehand.
Keep it warm and low-pressure. Frame it as an experience you’d enjoy sharing rather than a transaction: a great fixture, good food and relaxed time together. Choose an event suited to their interests, give plenty of notice, and let the day do the work.
Simply arrive and enjoy. You’ll receive clear joining details in advance, including arrival times, check-in, and where to go. On the day, you’re welcomed smoothly, hosted throughout and looked after from first drink to final moment. Dining, timings and hospitality run behind the scenes, so your attention stays entirely on your guests and the occasion.
Absolutely. Hospitality isn’t limited to clients; many bookings include colleagues, teams, partners or family. Whether you’re rewarding staff, celebrating a milestone or mixing business with something personal, your guests are all looked after to the same standard. Just tell us who’s joining and how many, and we’ll tailor the arrangements around your group.
For major events such as Royal Ascot, Wimbledon or an F1 Grand Prix, we recommend six to twelve months ahead, as premium suites sell quickly. Smaller occasions can often be arranged with less notice. Whatever your timeline, contact us; our specialists will explore what’s available and secure the right option before demand outpaces supply.
If an event is postponed, cancelled or rescheduled, our team contacts you directly to explain your options. What’s possible depends on the event organiser’s policy and the package booked, and we manage the situation on your behalf wherever we can to minimise disruption. Full terms are confirmed at booking, so you’re always clear on where you stand.