Ten creative offline event plans are as follows: 1. Rainbow Run "Rainbow Run" is an event that has become popular in recent years.
Initially, participants would be sprayed with neon paint and colored powder as they ran.
Nowadays, it has become a popular theme and has penetrated into various outdoor activities, such as music festivals, car test drive warm-up games, green fitness activities, etc.
2. Back to School Turning guests into school kids and letting them dig out their old uniforms not only creates a nostalgic atmosphere but also helps bring people together.
You can dress up your staff as teachers, paint the wall with a giant digital chalkboard, and add some quirky and fun seating like a retro school desk.
3. Escape Room Many brands’ customer experience activities, anniversary celebrations, etc. are beginning to favor experiential marketing, which requires event companies to have a lot of brainpower and ideas.
The game of escape room can give people an adrenaline rush without any major movement or danger, which many guests are very interested in trying and experiencing.
The following is the escape room used by LiveKingway at the Mercedes-Benz GLA fan meeting.
4. The Great Gatsby This is a very popular theme that is suitable for events such as proms, weddings, and dinners, because the luxurious venue and flowing gowns can easily elevate the tone of the event.
If you're on a low budget, go with a gold and black set and don't necessarily need fancy decorations.
5. Historical reenactment invites guests to dress up as historical celebrities throughout the event, turning the event site into a living history book.
You can play as historical figures in the game and have huge props from different eras.
In particular, you can have different eras interact and have one area blend into another, which always makes for interesting planning.
This kind of theme often requires a combination of classical performances and exhibitions.
6. Chinese style theme The Chinese style theme uses traditional golden and red light tones, combined with retro venue decoration, to create a royal, noble and dignified atmosphere. It is mostly used for corporate celebrations, closed private dinners and other occasions.
7. The cross-dressing theme was born out of masquerades, masquerades, etc. It is an enduring idea. In recent years, it has been favored by many big shots, and they have appeared in their true colors, such as Jack Ma.
If you want to add a theme or a bit of fun to your serious event, this might be a happy medium for them to wear quirky clothes but still be involved.
And it can also be used in many different ways, such as "hats" or parent-child costumes, etc.
8. Space theme The evening event can have a space theme, which is a dark color palette and star-like lights.
You can add space to the center piece and table layout by adding planets or moons, with space being the main theme.
You can add some air show props, some Star Wars IP elements, and combine it with new technologies such as VR to create a stronger atmosphere and experience.
9. Mysterious creatures range from dragons and fairies to goblins and werewolves. You can make up anything you think of. There is no limit.
Whether it's a movie, book or TV series, you can bring these mythical creatures and ideas to the event.
Of course it’s not just a single move, you need to combine some different ideas, such as combining mythical characters with 3D projection, and the dragon element can be a dragon boat, a dragon-shaped float, etc.
In fact, it is equivalent to an IP drama novel adaptation exhibition, etc., but it must be used flexibly.
10. Handicraft Art Exhibition The handicraft art exhibition covers a wide range of areas and is a very divergent theme. It can be high-end: luxury handicrafts such as Hermès and Fendi.
It can be traditional: such as root carving, round fans, stone carvings, paper-cutting, etc., which are traditional craftsman arts.
Can be environmentally friendly: such as handmade artworks using waste, combined with the theme of green environmental protection.