Rose Ladies

Setting: indoors and outdoors
Price: from €415

What the impression is made of

Costumed performers for the guest welcome
Talking with guests and walking them in
Photographs with your guests
Arrival at the event venue
Coordination of the welcome with your programme

Luxury a guest feels before stepping inside.

A first impression that sets the tone for the evening

The Rose Ladies are a guest-welcome act: vivid red costumes trimmed with rose motifs stand out in any setting and turn the entrance into a stage in an instant. Before a guest has taken off their coat, they already know the evening is not an ordinary one.

The characters do not stand still like decoration — they talk to arriving guests, walk them to the hall and pose for photographs. That is what keeps the welcome from becoming a formality at the door and makes it the first event of the evening instead.

Where they work best

Rose Ladies are most often chosen for weddings, anniversaries and upscale corporate receptions — wherever the entrance should read as part of the event rather than as a corridor. They look equally at home on manor steps, in a restaurant foyer or along an outdoor ceremony path.

The act can be combined with our other welcome formats — mirror characters, stilt walkers or a knight guard — building one coherent arrival scene rather than several separate turns. What pairs with what depends on your space and the flow of guests.

What we need from you — almost nothing

The welcome needs no stage, no power supply and no separate room — just space by the entrance where the performers can move and talk freely. It works equally well indoors and outdoors; outdoors, all that matters is a level surface and weather that is not harsh.

Viduramžiai LT has provided event entertainment since 2004, working with wedding couples, well-known Lithuanian companies and city festival organisers across the country. We match the length of the welcome and the number of performers to your guest flow — so no queue forms at the door and nobody is missed.

The practical side — ours to handle

Movement

The characters walk among your guests — no stage needed.

Indoors

In a hall we check ceiling height and doorways in advance.

Timing

We greet guests as they arrive; length and breaks are agreed with you.

Photos

Posing for photos with the characters is part of the act.

The answers people need most

How long does the guest welcome last?

We match the length to your guest flow — usually it covers the whole arrival period up to the start of the formal programme. If guests arrive over a longer window or in waves, it helps to tell us in advance so no queue forms at the door.

Do the performers pose for photos with guests?

Yes, it is one of the core parts of the welcome. The Rose Ladies talk to arriving guests, walk them in and pose for photographs — which is why the entrance often becomes one of the most photographed spots of the evening.

Do you need a separate space or a power supply?

No. Space by the entrance is enough for the performers to move freely — no stage, power or sound equipment is required. The act works equally well indoors and outdoors.

Can it be combined with other welcome acts?

Yes. We often pair the Rose Ladies with mirror characters, stilt walkers or a knight guard, so the arrival reads as one scene rather than several separate turns. We choose the combination to fit your space and guest flow.