If you're dreaming of a whimsical, storybook celebration, few themes are as charming and immersive as a Lord of the Rings event or a Hobbiton themed event. From the rolling hills of the Shire to Bilbo's iconic “No admittance except on party business” sign, there's something truly magical about bringing Tolkien’s world to life.

Whether you’re planning a corporate event, brand activation, or birthday party, this guide will walk you through how to create your very own Hobbiton-style celebration, using key props like our giant lifelike tree, rustic fencing, wheelbarrows, and flower-filled gardens.

Planning an event and want to give it that effortless European flair? Whether it’s a gala dinner, a corporate soirée, or a mediterranean activation, hiring artificial olive trees is one of the easiest ways to set the tone.

Our 2.2m tall artificial olive trees are designed to look like they’ve been plucked straight from a Mediterranean grove. With a mix of black, green, and brown olive leaves, they add rich texture and colour to any space—instantly making your event feel curated and elevated.

If you're dreaming of a wedding that feels straight out of Tuscany or the South of France, you're not alone. European-inspired weddings are having a major moment, think natural textures, elegant simplicity, and timeless charm. And one of the easiest ways to bring that vision to life? Hiring artificial olive trees.

At Autumn Grove Events, we’ve just launched our 2.2m tall handcrafted olive trees, and they’re the perfect statement piece for couples wanting to add a soft, romantic European vibe to their wedding day.

The why for us was easy.

We built a tree simply because I’d dreamt of an outdoor wedding reception my whole life. But having an outdoor wedding reception meant I needed an equally beautiful wet weather option (which incurred huge fees to hold a room “just in case”) , I needed to hire absolutely everything from cutlery, crockery and glassware to napkins, audio and lighting (Cha-ching! I could hear the dollars adding up), and finally I also needed a team of people “just in case” to move the entire reception indoors (I wasn’t going to ask my friends and family and hiring someone just seemed so pointless for “just in case”). My dream wedding reception had quickly become too expensive and seemed so far out of reach.