A pool villa with the music still going at sunrise. A rooftop where the whole group ends up in the water at midnight. A private room where nobody is watching the clock and nobody is going home early.
Jetset Bangkok handles all of it: the venue, the drinks, the music, the food, the people, the cars. One team, one schedule, one number to call.
Parties start around 100,000 THB. The biggest we ran this year was 1.5 million.
You give us the date, the headcount, and the kind of night you want. Everything under it is ours.
We rarely do decorations. Most clients would rather put the budget into the night itself, and we agree.
Send us the date, the headcount, and the kind of night you have in mind. You will get a real proposal back, not a brochure.
Planning a corporate event, gala dinner or brand launch instead? See our event planning services.
A party is not a guest list and a bar tab. It is whether the room warms up in the first hour, or never does.
Groups who have partied in London, Dubai, or Vegas usually arrive with the same assumption: order enough bottles and the night takes care of itself. Bangkok does not work that way. VIP sections here are closed zones. You come in with a bracelet, the section holds a set number of people, and everyone extra on your table adds to the minimum spend. You cannot simply bring people over from the floor.
So the room has to be built, not waited for. That is what party models are for: not one per guest, usually three or four for a group of seven. They know the venue, they are relaxed, and because they are comfortable the rest of the room follows. Twenty minutes and the night is running.
It is the difference between a table of people watching a nightclub, and a table that is the nightclub.
Some parties need snacks, champagne, and nothing else. Others turn into something else entirely.
We have run a single night with a private Japanese chef and a private French chef working in the same villa, a French butler on the floor, a live band, dancers, and a DJ carrying it through to sunrise. We have also run 100,000 THB nights that were just as good, because three people, a private room, good drinks, and the right music is sometimes exactly the night.
Tell us the feeling you want. We will tell you honestly what it takes to get there, and where the budget is better spent.
Nobody in this market publishes numbers. We will, because pretending otherwise wastes your time and ours.
Three guests, a private room, drinks, snacks, a DJ, and three party models. One night, and it did the job.
A high end pool villa, fifteen party models, a live band, dancers, a DJ, a private Japanese chef, a private French chef, a French butler, a Shibari performance artist, security, and brunch the next day. For three guests.
A hotel rooftop with a 380 square metre living space and private access to the rooftop pool, a DJ, dedicated service staff, and drinks running all night.
How many people. Which venue. How much you drink. How far the entertainment goes. Whether there is a kitchen. How many staff the night needs.
Send us the headcount, the venue you have in mind, and how long you want the night to run. You will get a real figure back, not a teaser range designed to get you on a call.
Not because we cannot move faster, but because a big night is won or lost in the coordination, and a week means nothing gets rushed.
Tighter than that? Message us anyway. We will tell you honestly whether we can do it right. If we cannot, we will say so instead of taking the booking and cutting corners.
When a group tries to build a night themselves through five suppliers who have never spoken to each other, the same thing happens every time. The chef arrives while the DJ is still setting up. The drivers are booked an hour late. The bar closes before anyone expected.
Every party we run works from one schedule that every department has seen before the day: the venue, the DJ, the bar, the kitchen, the hosts, the security, the drivers. Everyone knows when they start, when they stop, and what happens in between.
You should not be able to feel any of that. That is the point. You walk in, and it is already happening.
A returning client wanted a night for his close team. Nothing to celebrate, no occasion, just a night they would still be talking about a year later. We booked a boutique hotel with a large private living space and its own rooftop pool.
Everything was ready. Staff in place, drinks on ice, models arriving, guests on the way. Then reception heard the word DJ, and got nervous.
Our security team had already checked the surroundings, as they do before every party. No residents, only businesses. Sound was never going to be a problem for the neighbourhood.
The only real issue was a single guest staying in the hotel that night, on his last night in Bangkok, who understandably did not want bass coming through his wall until morning.
So we went and spoke to him. We moved him to a five star hotel in the centre of town, paid for it, and drove him there ourselves. Then we took the rest of the rooms, all seven, so the whole property was ours and the guests could simply fall into a bed when they were done. The owner had no objection once the building was ours.
Everyone ended up in the pool at midnight. Not one complaint, all night.
Another planner would have capped the volume and hoped. Buying the problem out was cheaper than the night going wrong.
Seven friends from the UK. Dinner first at Pastel, which was perfect, then VIP tables at Sugar on Sukhumvit 11.
We had explained beforehand how Bangkok differs from home: VIP is a closed section, you cannot pull people up from the floor, and every extra body on the table adds to the spend. We suggested three or four party models to open the room up.
They passed. They had done the biggest clubs in the world, and bottles on the table would do the work.
Eleven o clock, they are in the club. Midnight, nobody has come near the table.
One of them finally asked if we could bring models after all. Our team was already on standby for exactly this moment, photos ready to send. Thirty minutes later they arrived, and the room turned over completely. The models pulled others across from the crowd, the group happily covered the extra spend, and the bar closed at 175,000 THB in champagne, tequila, and Hennessy alone.
The night finished back at their villa. Nobody mentioned the first two hours again.
We do not tell this to say we were right. We tell it because we had already planned for them being wrong. That is the job.
Tell us the date, the headcount, the venue you have in mind, and how long you want the night to run. You will get a real proposal back.