17. Feast It

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Updated on 1st October, 2021

Feast It is the UK’s leading event supplier booking platform, connecting organisers planning events with a carefully curated, handpicked selection of the UK’s best event suppliers.

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Founder: Digby Vollrath, Hugo Campbell
Founded: 2017
Website: feast-it.com

Despite the events industry taking a big hit over the last eighteen months due to the pandemic, Feast It retains its place in our top twenty, and holds the accolade as the most disruptive events business on our list.

Not only does the event supplier directory give customers access to over 1,500 of the UK’s top event suppliers for food, drinks, photography and staffing services. It also, unlike many of its competitors, has a team of event specialists who handpick and vet each supplier to ensure they match the high standards expected, accepting around only one in ten suppliers onto the platform. This means customers have access to the cream of the crop when it comes to selecting vendors for their events.

The innovative events company is also incredibly invested in its suppliers and helps small, independent businesses grow – working on a commission basis instead of charging for event leads. This way Feast It only makes money once their suppliers make money.

They have a clear passion and genuine interest in helping suppliers secure bookings, and their dedicated supply team helps educate and support suppliers’ to ensure their success. One of the main reasons why Feast It ranks highly on our list is the way it supports its suppliers, many of them startups and small businesses, via its online platform and community of vendors.

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