Events

What some of the famous guests thought of the exhibition

For the fourth consecutive year, Mackintosh’s were asked to cater for the Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards 2008 which were hosted on January 27th, by its new Chairman Mark Shenton - theatre critic for the Sunday Express, daily blogger for The Stage website, and a regular contributor to The Guardian online - at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London.

“Cameron was ecstatically happy with the party, and in fact said it is one of the best we have ever done! We have received a constant stream of praise into the office from very delighted guests as well” Sue Uings – Cameron Mackintosh Ltd.

One of the most experienced and trusted names in travel, National Geographic asked Mackintosh’s to caterer the grand launch of their flagship store in Regents Street.

The Worx in Fulham, a fabulous venue for really sensational parties was transformed by this Japanese themed event for a young lady’s 21st birthday party and her mother’s 50th.

The wedding couldn’t have taken place on a more perfect winter’s day. The sky was a perfect blue and the crispness of the air highlighted by the breath of the Mackintosh’s team as they scurried with equipment and provisions from the transport vehicles to the marquee.

This event held at one of Mackintosh’s great London venues, The Getty Image Gallery, showcased the winner as well as the runners-up of the Duracell “How Do You Recharge Your Batteries?” photography competition. The gallery was filled with photographers, celebrities, including Huggy Ragnarsson, former model turned famous photographer as well as many more. Of course […]

Helping you know what to eat and when.

It’s a scary thought, but it is that time of year again! Walk into your local grocery shop and the shelves are already decked with mince pies and the Christmas specials are already starting. Saying all of this, we at Mackintosh’s are following in these footsteps and reminding all of you how fun this time of year can be - full of parties, with champagne and cocktails flowing and of course delicious food.

There are few places more recognisable in London than Westminster Abbey. An architectural masterpiece, it represents a unique pageant of British History as it is the place of the coronation, marriage and burial of British monarchs since 1066.