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Thames Cruises can be a great idea for some events- a poker night, weddings, clay pigeon shootng, but also some stranger events that you may not have thought of -heres afew that have been seen going down the Thames recently.

• The sushi making cruise -Maybe not as strange, seeing as sushi is raw fish. Guests get the chance to prepare and eat their own sushi whilst being taught by a top chef the art of preparing sushi. At least if yours doesnt quite come out very well, it can also go back into the sea.
• Dacning lessons from the stars- Taught by Camilla Dallerup and Ian Waite of the tv show ‘Strictly come dancing’, guests are taught a variety of different dancing styles, from the salsa to the cha cha to the rumba, waltz and the tango. The music alternates between djs and a live band, so bring both your sea legs and blue suede shoes.
• A chocolate cruise -Your given the choice between having it be a plain tasting event or a team building exercise. In the team building exercise you’ll get to play Nestle at their own sweet game, by developing your own brand of chocolate, ad campiagns and slogansas well. The tasting session gives those with a sweet tooth a chance to go chocolate crazy and over induldge.
• DJ-ing lessons. Learn to man the decks while the ships crew man the mast. Upto four different events, from dj face offs to just having a floating nightclub for the evening, each events can hold betwween 50-1000 people and last between 3-6.
• A pampering cruise -Go out to sea for afew hours to forget all your troubles to be pampered. Starting with a champagne reception and food, then you can choose from a range of treatments ranging from massages, manicures and pedicures.  Good ideas for hen and birthday  parties and networking oppotunities for the ladies.

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