"One great night, three fantastic venues - you choose!"

We love a good party. In fact, we love parties so much that we decided to make them our business. We’ve been successfully hosting exclusive themed Christmas Parties for more than 15 years. In that time we’ve entertained over half a million guests (that’s a lot of glasses of bubbly!) in two of the most spectacular locations in the North West – Tatton Park and Knowsley Safari Park along with various locations in Birmingham.

JD Parties are a small and dedicated team, which means you receive the very best personal service. We pride ourselves on the quality of events we put on and the profile of our team gives you the assurance of the highest levels of customer service and our best attention at all times.

We look forward to giving you and your colleagues a Christmas Party experience you’ll be talking about for years to come.

Who we are:

Stars of the Show

With strong musical and acting backgrounds including roles in a number of high profile musical productions as well as TV appearances, each of the stars lights up the stage in an explosion of colour, dance and vocal brilliance.

Below are four of the West End stars who have delighted audiences in the Grande Marquee.

We are also very proud of our other entertainers who have worked with us over the years, many of whom have gone on to star in West End shows or are appearing on our TV screens:

Nicky Yates who was our Dance Captain from Knowsley 2010 can currently be seen in Shameless
Ben Bramley, our lead singer at Tatton Park Puttin on the Ritz in 2009, is shortly to be seen on Britain’s got Talent.
Our very own Leroy Brown from 2007 Roaring 20s at Knowsley Park (Alex Weatherhill) joined us straight from Chicago the Musical in London and is now Musical Director for many major West End musicals.
Stevie Tate Bauer who played Tallulah in Roaring 20s 2004 has gone to Footloose and Lord of the Rings Musicals and is currently staring in Wicked in London.
Karl Bowe who was also one of our dancers in this show, went on to appear in the film Mama Mia and is now Dance Captain on the West End production of Dirty Dancing.
Daniel Keen who was one of our Out of Africa dancers at Knowsley in 2009 has recently been dancing on the new Justin Lee Collins show ‘Good Times’.

Many of the other cast have gone on into national tours of musicals or are sailing the world on the major cruise liners, where the shows are West End quality.