Quintessentially takes its members through Time
Quintessentially Thailand, the world’s leading private members’ club, with a global concierge that provides a unique brand of service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year service, held their Quintessential ‘Time Machine’ event on Thursday 20th October preceded by a business press conference at the Pacific City Club. Members, guests and media attended the gathering hosted by Ms. Cindy Bishop, actress, model and former Miss Thailand World.
For the Quintessential ‘Time Machine’, rooms were divinely decorated with flower stands that contained luscious chocolate roses. Leading to each room was a very welcoming red carpet and Quintessentially staff, wearing diamond studded “Q” necklaces awaited to welcome all the guests.
The night was kicked off with the mingling of the members and friends of Quintessentially as pictures were being taken at the Big Ben backdrop together with wine and quintessentially British canapés were being served just to tease the guests’ taste bud whilst the library turned photographic studio was open for some buoyant amusement.
The photographic studio area, was filled with professional photographers that took both formal and candid photographs for the guests, having dressed up in costume and accessories that were provided from traditional Thai crowns and necklaces to the typical ‘Royal Ascot’ style extraveganza. At the end of evening, guests were directed to pick up their photographs on their way out along with their souvenir photo frame in a stylish Quintessentially’s environmental friendly carrier bag.
The official opening of the event commenced when Cindy took the crowd into the world of Quintessentially and introduced lady of the night, Ob-oom Chutrakul (Mini), Managing Director of Quintessentially Thailand, who spoke a few important words about Quintessentially and its services to mark the beginning of the evening.
Mr. Pichet Klunchun then took the floor and put on a performance that astonished on-lookers. Starting off slowly and increasing his tempo, he showcased transcendence from the traditional to the contemporary. He explained after the performance that it linked harmoniously with what Quintessentially stood for- the breadth of service provided to members, however impossible it might seem.
Ob-oom Chutrakul (Mini) made it clear at both the press conference and in the evening that the day’s event was not to celebrate but to raise awareness that Quintessentially can become a necessity at times of need. Quintessentially does not only cater to luxurious and outrageous requests, but also helps with the mundane to lighten their members’ daily load. Quintessentially are not there just to provide its members with the good times but in bad times like how it has been in Thailand regarding the floods, they are here to hold its members’ hands and can help take away some of their worries. Quintessentially have helped assist its members from sending out sandbags to their homes, allocating high ground car parking spaces just so its members’ cars can be left at a safer ground to finding appropriate transportations means such as boats, jet skies and anything that could make its members’ lives easier than it has been.
At the event, ‘I love Quintessentially’ wristbands were being sold 100% proceeds is going towards the flood victims. Quintessentially service has been tried and tested and even some of the guests at the event had to admit that without Quintessentially providing sandbags to their family at home whilst they are at the event itself would have made their evening a nightmare come true!!!
