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Welcome the festive season with Chinese New Year event management in Singapore by Epic. Bring colleagues, neighbours and families together for colourful game stalls, hands-on traditions, roving entertainment and favourite festive treats.
Choose the experiences that suit your guests, from a cheerful Cai Shen Ye greeting to a lively activity trail. Our event planning team helps connect your ideas with the venue, programme and practical arrangements.
Plan My Chinese New Year Event
Cai Shen Ye Roving Mascot
Give guests a warm festive welcome with a familiar character and plenty of photo opportunities.
Greetings From the God of Fortune
A Cai Shen Ye roving mascot adds a playful personal touch to your Chinese New Year celebration. The character can greet arrivals, visit activity areas or join guests for photographs, making it easy for different groups to take part.
Plan a route that gives the mascot room to interact without interrupting food queues or performances. For community gatherings, shorter appearances around the programme can help more guests enjoy a greeting.
Tell us your venue, event duration and preferred appearance times. Any giveaways, red packets, accompanying staff and distribution arrangements can be discussed separately in the proposal.
Enquire About Cai Shen YeChinese New Year Game Stalls
Add quick challenges that encourage guests to mingle between greetings, food and performances. Chinese New Year game stalls work well as an activity trail or a compact carnival corner.
Festive Coin Toss & Carnival Challenges
Red-and-gold artwork and familiar carnival mechanics create an inviting game area. Guests can test their aim at a Chinese coin toss challenge, then try another table game nearby. Short turns make it easy for families and colleagues to join.
Choose the game selection around the ages attending and the space available. A simple stamp card can give guests a reason to explore the whole activity zone; prizes and any redemption arrangements should be agreed when planning.
Choose My CNY Game Stalls
A Hotpot-Themed Play Experience
Bring a larger feature into a family celebration with a hotpot-themed inflatable ball pit. The festive food-inspired design gives the play area a distinctive setting and creates a visible focal point within a suitable venue.
Share the available floor area, access dimensions and guest age range before selecting an inflatable. We can discuss positioning, operation and supervision as part of the agreed event scope, with clear space around the entrance for waiting families.
Chinese New Year Fringe Activities
Create room for guests to slow down, make something and enjoy the occasion together. Chinese New Year fringe activities can run alongside your main programme so people can participate at a comfortable pace.
Festive Arts & Crafts
A hands-on craft table gives younger guests and families a creative stop between games. Choose a project suited to the group, then plan seats, materials and table space around the number of participants.
Chinese Calligraphy
A calligraphy station brings festive greetings into the event. Guests can watch an artist at work and discuss the available designs or messages. Allow space for writing, drying and collecting finished pieces.
CNY Keychain Crafts
Colourful festive keychains offer a small keepsake to take home. A clear sample and a guided activity format make the station easy to understand, while the chosen design can complement the rest of your event styling.
Build a Celebration With Something for Everyone
Combine an active game corner with a seated craft station, a roving mascot and a place to enjoy refreshments. This creates different ways to participate, whether guests arrive as colleagues, young families or a community group.
Discuss My Activity ProgrammeChinese New Year Decorations
Set a welcoming mood before the first activity begins. Coordinate the entrance, photo area and activity signs with a red-and-gold palette, or discuss colours that work with your venue and event branding.
Pineapple Balloon Entrance
A pineapple-themed balloon arch gives guests a bright arrival point and a place for a welcome photograph. Plan its position around doorways, registration and existing venue signs so the entrance remains easy to navigate.
Cai Shen Ye Balloon Sculpture
A character balloon feature can bring the festive theme into an office lobby or reception area. Pair it with a simple welcome sign or nearby photo spot, while keeping the surrounding route clear for guests.
Chinese New Year Live Stations
Create a festive tasting trail with Chinese New Year live stations. Explore the six CNY food station concepts below, followed by bing tang hulu, muah chee and tutu kueh. The concept visuals illustrate menu ideas; booth styling, menu details and the final setup will be confirmed for your event.
Ba Gua Live Station
A grilled festive snack idea for guests to enjoy during the celebration. Discuss the meat selection, ingredients and dietary requirements before confirming your menu.
Mini Yu Sheng Live Station
Individual portions bring a prosperity-toss theme into the food programme. Confirm the ingredients, portion format and how service fits around any group lo hei moment.
Gua Zi Live Station
A seed-and-snack selection creates a relaxed stop for guests to chat. Agree the varieties, serving containers and presentation as part of your festive food proposal.
Chinese Tea Tasting Booth
Offer a quieter tasting moment alongside the games and activities. Discuss the tea selection, serving format and whether you would like a guided introduction.
Tang Yuan Live Station
Sweet glutinous rice balls add a comforting traditional option. Confirm the fillings, soup base and portion size so the station suits your guest group.
Kueh Lapis & CNY Snacks Bar
Bring together layered kueh and a selection of festive bites. Choose the assortment with our team and plan a display that fits your event theme.
Bing Tang Hulu Live Station
Colourful candied fruit skewers add a sweet, eye-catching choice. Discuss the fruit selection and serving quantities when planning your tasting trail.
Muah Chee Live Station
A familiar traditional favourite served in convenient portions. Confirm the coating choices and ingredient requirements so guests can select appropriately.
Tutu Kueh Live Station
Steamed tutu kueh brings a nostalgic snack experience to the celebration. Discuss available fillings, serving times and the number of portions needed.
For more festive menu inspiration, see Big Top’s CNY food stations. Share your guest count and preferred choices with Epic so we can plan serving duration, equipment, staffing and queue space. Dietary suitability and any certification requirements must be confirmed for the selected menu.
Chinese New Year Celebrations & Event Moments
See how festive entertainment and guest experiences come together in different settings. Use these event photographs as starting points for a programme shaped around your own audience.
A Shared Celebration With Lion Dance
A lion dance appearance can give the programme a memorable gathering point. Coordinate the performance space, guest viewing area and timing with the venue, then allow time for greetings and photographs.
Festive Photo Booth Memories
A Chinese New Year photo booth brings families and colleagues together for a keepsake. Choose props and a backdrop that complement the celebration, with a clear place for the queue and photo collection.
Chinese New Year Event Management, From Brief to Celebration
Good planning gives the creative ideas room to work. We help shape the agreed activities and event details into a programme your guests can enjoy.
1. Start With Your Guests
Share your date, venue, approximate attendance and budget range. Tell us whether you are planning an office gathering, mall activation, community celebration or corporate family day, and include the age groups attending.
2. Choose the Festive Mix
Select your preferred Chinese New Year fringe activities, games, decorations and food stations. Balance the programme with time for conversation and refreshments, then confirm the inclusions and service arrangements in the proposal.
3. Connect the Details
Plan access, setup positions, power needs and programme timing together. A clear layout helps guests find activities, gives performers room to work and keeps food queues away from entrances and other busy areas.
Let’s Welcome the New Year Together
Send us your date and favourite ideas from this page. We will help shape a Chinese New Year celebration that suits your people, space and budget.
Get My CNY Event ProposalWhy Choose Epic for Chinese New Year Event Management in Singapore
Bring your Chinese New Year event ideas together with one team coordinating the agreed programme and setup. Epic helps you choose games, decorations, fringe activities and refreshments around your audience, venue and budget, creating a celebration with plenty for guests to enjoy.
Whether you are planning a corporate gathering, family celebration or community event, our Chinese New Year Event Planner can help you find the right balance of atmosphere and participation. Share your brief using the form below and let us shape a Chinese New Year celebration around your guests.
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Chinese New Year Event Management FAQs
What does Chinese New Year event management include?
Chinese New Year event management brings the agreed concept, activities, decorations, food stations and coordination into one plan. Epic develops the scope around your venue, audience, duration and budget, with inclusions confirmed in the event proposal.
Which Chinese New Year fringe activities can we include?
Options shown include festive arts and crafts, Chinese calligraphy, keychain making and a photo booth. Tell us the ages and number of participants so we can discuss an activity mix and suitable table arrangements.
Can we book a Cai Shen Ye roving mascot?
Yes. Share the venue, event duration and preferred appearance times. A Cai Shen Ye roving mascot can greet guests and join photographs, with the route and any giveaway arrangements agreed as part of the brief.
What Chinese New Year game stalls are available?
Discuss a selection of festive table games, including a coin toss challenge, or a wider carnival activity area. The final games and difficulty should suit the guests, available space and intended flow of your event.
Which Chinese New Year live stations can we choose?
Ideas include ba gua, mini yu sheng, gua zi, Chinese tea, tang yuan, kueh lapis and CNY snacks, bing tang hulu, muah chee and tutu kueh. Menu details, portions and service duration are confirmed in the quotation.
Can you help with Chinese New Year decorations?
We can discuss festive balloon entrances, Cai Shen Ye sculptures and coordinated activity or photo areas. Send venue photographs or a floor plan so the decorations can be considered alongside access and guest movement.
Are the food station visuals the final booth designs?
The first six food images illustrate station concepts. Final booth styling, equipment, menu and presentation depend on your agreed proposal. Discuss dietary requirements and any certification needs before confirming the food selection.
Can we organise a smaller office celebration?
Share the available space and the experiences you want to include. A compact combination of a mascot appearance, craft activity and refreshments can be discussed, alongside larger family or community programmes.
How much does a Chinese New Year event cost?
The quotation depends on attendance, duration, venue, activities, food, decorations and staffing. Send your brief and budget range for a tailored scope rather than a single price that assumes every celebration has the same needs.
How do we enquire about a Chinese New Year event?
Use our contact page or the form above. Include your date, venue, estimated attendance, budget and preferred activities so our team can discuss availability and the next steps.