The Ministry Of Fun
We take fun seriously!
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About The Ministry Of Fun
Inspired by our combined backgrounds in PR and Entertainment, The Ministry of Fun first opened our doors in 1997. We have since gone on to become one of the UK’s most versatile producers of entertainment and events, PR stunts, promotional campaigns, and guerrilla marketing activities.
From day one we have believed that fun is a force that works for everyone.
This belief guides everything that we do and is upheld by the Ministers that we use. This holds true whether they are performers or technical staff, set builders or costumiers.
We only deploy brilliant people to produce memorable moments, creating genuine impact. Whether on a bustling high street, in a theatre, or constructing large-scale installations in public spaces, our team exudes energy, positivity and passion for their work. As a result of this we have ongoing client partnerships which span decades.
Likewise this spirit of fun extends to our production offices in London, Norfolk and Dorset. From here, our Ministers tirelessly craft successful campaigns.
So far we have broken 12 Guinness World Records and were the subject of a Channel 4 documentary. However, most importantly, we are proud to be the UK’s number 1 provider of Father Christmases.
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