Destination
Share the country and city first. It determines travel time, arrival schedule and whether an extra setup day may be needed.
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Planning an event abroad? Let’s map the logistics first.
For an international event, send the country, city, venue, date, guest count and languages. That is enough to assess availability and build a realistic plan for travel, hosting and technical production.
INTERNATIONAL ENQUIRIES
Country, venue and languages come before the programme
The same event concept can require a very different setup in another country. Travel days, local suppliers, venue equipment and accommodation may affect the proposal more than the programme itself.
Once those basics are clear, we can decide the hosting language, DJ format, technical responsibilities and how much of the production should travel with our team.
Venue production
We check what sound, lighting, screens and microphones the venue already has before deciding what should travel with us.
Languages
English, Lithuanian, Russian and Polish are hosted personally; Latvian and Spanish can be added in a duo.
JUST WANT TO TALK IT THROUGH?
Call me.
If it is easier to discuss the basics briefly by phone, call me directly.
+370 699 68987 ↗arturas@pirozkovas.ltALREADY KNOW THE EVENT DATE?
Use the enquiry form.
The date, location, number of guests and a few key details let me give you a much more useful answer straight away.
Open the form ↓Takes about one minute.WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
From a date to a clear event plan.
I check the date
From the date, location and event format I can quickly confirm whether I am available and able to take the booking.
We discuss the format
If the date is available, we discuss languages, programme style, technical production and the most suitable service option.
We meet
I recommend allowing 1.5–2 hours for an in-person or online meeting so we can discuss the programme and the key decisions without rushing.