As a once in this lifetime event perhaps for The Benevolent Society Christmas Black Tie Charity Ball, as the trustees are moving the venue to celebrate the jewellery trade's distinguished past.
This year, the festive Benevolent Society Ball will be unique to any in recent history. Returning to The Grand Hotel Birmingham, the Ball will be held at the same venue which played host to the first Jewellers' Ball in 1933 which was attended by royal guest George V.
In the very same ballroom as the first ball, just 200 trade guests will be treated to an evening full of entertainment and enjoyment, which - very much like recent history - aims to raise significant funds for the Benevolent Society, the Charity which provides a range of accessible funds for the jewellery community.
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This black tie event is sponsored by Parify Group and has long been the perfect occasion to celebrate Christmas with staff and colleagues, but for 2021 will be providing an extra special experience after not being held in 2020 due to the pandemic.
The Benevolent Society Committee are intending to make this 2021 ball an unforgettable experience in a venue that truly suits the occasion, as well as hosting much loved festive celebrations that return to the frivolities once more.
About the Sponsor
Parify is a unique business in many ways – they design, test and build their own products at their facilities in Leicestershire, England. Parify claim that what makes them different is that they have the technological and engineering capability to design and create unique and ground-breaking lighting solutions demanded by clients. An added benefit of their products is their low impact on the environment.
We're proud to be associated with Parify as the headline sponsor for this ball as the company is built on the values of unique product design, sector specific solutions, high quality and 100% customer satisfaction, priding themselves on consistently achieving repeat business from loyal clientele.
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About the Venue
Beautifully restored and bursting with ”wow factor”, the Grand Ballroom is Grand in scale and extraordinary in detail. The hotel's restaurant and bars also reflect the heritage and internationality of grand hotels around the world, where local neighbours rubbed shoulders with people from all walks of life.
Madeleine is one of the most beautiful bars in Birmingham: a slice of Parisian chic on Colmore Row. Champagne, cocktails and bar snacks take their cue from France with a nod to the West Midlands. Tucked around the corner, on Barwick Street, you’ll also find Isaac’s, a New York-style restaurant.
From Grand Double rooms to the fabulous, two-bedroom penthouse apartment, there’s hotel accommodation for all to be enjoyed.
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