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R Creative Group has partnered with Hampton Court Palace to develop a new immersive festive experience, unveiling a seasonal spectacle that draws guests of all ages into the enchanted world of the Winter Palace: The Christmas Beast Ball.
JR Creative Group partners with Hampton Court Palace The collaboration forms part of a wider ambition
storytelling, immersion and theatrical design at the centre of the visitor experience.
The three-year partnership, commencing November 2026, will see the historic royal site work with JR Creative Group to create and deliver a bespoke concept inspired by the architecture,
From creative ideation through to delivery, JR Creative Group will develop a narrative-led journey through transformed historic rooms, where guests can expect encounters with puppets and costumed performers, atmospheric installations and moments of magical storytelling. From the grandeur of the Great Hall, where gifts are
presented before the Winter Court, to the ballroom in the Cartoon Gallery, the experience is designed to feel both playful and deeply rooted in the
The programme will combine original creative concepts with the unique fabric of the building, creating an evolving festive experience designed to grow year after year and establish itself as a standout seasonal tradition.
Alexandra Rowe-Mayer, Events and Production Manager of Hampton Court Palace, said: us to transform Hampton Court Palace into a place of shared festive wonder - where history, imagination and play come together to create memories that will keep visitors returning year after year. Developed through a collaborative and creatively rich partnership with JR Creative Group, the experience reflects our ambition to open the palace to everyone, offering joyful, inclusive moments that invite all generations to connect,
The first chapter of The Christmas Beast Ball will run from 28th November 2026 to 3rd January 2027. The Winter Palace experience will transform Hampton Court Palace into a world of lore and legend, inviting visitors to discover stories, surprises and moments of wonder throughout the festive season.
Wild Creations wins Exporter of The Year at Wales Business Awards 2026
Wild Creations, a Cardiff-based production company that designs and fabricates installations for some of the biggest themed attractions around the world, has been named Exporter of The Year at the prestigious Wales Business Awards 2026. The business was also Highly Commended in
the Wales Creative Impact category, recognising its contribution to the creative industries and growing international reputation. Operating from a 40,000 sq ft Cardiff-based
themed structures worldwide, with over 93% of output commissioned by international clients across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. The achievements come off the back of Wild
of The Year win marking a significant milestone start-up to an internationally recognised business
delivering creative projects for global names including Universal and Merlin.
Business Awards is an incredible honour, and is testament to the hard work, creativity, and be Highly Commended for our Creative Impact across Wales makes the recognition even more special.
awards make 2026 a truly standout year. We are proud to represent Welsh business and talent not just in the UK, but on the international stage, and with Universal now making its way to the Organised by Chambers Wales, Wales South
East, South West and Mid, The Wales Business Awards celebrate excellence across Welsh business, recognising organisations that are driving innovation, growth and economic impact.
Awards, held at Holland House Hotel in Cardiff, follows recognition earlier this year at the Growth Awards, where the company was named runner-up in the Expansion and Growth category.
blend of world-class creativity and operational capability proves that ambitious work can create secure, specialist careers on home soil. With export-led growth plans over the coming years,
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