Thames Cruises shadow man dvd can be a great idea for some events- a poker night, weddings, clay pigeon shootng, but also some stranger events that you may not have thought of -heres afew that have been seen going down the Thames recently.

• A sushi making cruise - maybe this one works, sushi is after all, basically raw fish. The sessions give guests the oppotunity to learn from an expert chef the art of sushi making and get to compare and eat their sushi. If your sushi doesnt come out well, as least you can send it back to the depths of the water.
• Dacning lessons from the stars- Taught by Camilla Dallerup and Ian Waite of the tv show ‘Strictly come dancing’, guests are taught a variety of different dancing styles, from the salsa to the cha cha to the rumba, waltz and the tango. Music will vary bewteen a live band and a disco, keeping you on your toes and on the dance floor all night long.
• The chocolate cruise -with a choice between a team building exercise or a tasting event. The team building packages give you and your guest the challenge of taking on Cadburys at their own game by developing your own chocolate and ad campaign to go with them. The second option, the tasting session gives those with sweet teeth the chance to induldge in their favourite vice.
• A Dj lesson. Your on the decks whilst the ship crew take to the masts. Upto four different events, from dj face offs to just having a floating nightclub for the evening, each events can hold betwween 50-1000 people and last between 3-6.
• A pampering cruise -Go out to sea for afew hours to forget all your troubles to be pampered. Starting off with a food and drink reception, this is followed by your choice of pampering, including massages, manicures and pedicures.A great idea from just treating you and your friends, to hen and birthday parties.

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