Easyflair

Easyflair is a bartending and cocktail entertainment company working in Geneva and across French-speaking Switzerland, and its English homepage names weddings first among the events it covers, ahead of birthday parties, trade fairs and professional congresses. It sends bartenders with the drinks, puts on flair shows, runs cocktail workshops and rents a customizable bar station, and it has added a wooden cocktail truck called la Roulotte. The site says the company has been active since 2009 and describes itself as a partner of the Moët & Hennessy group.

Four ways to book the bar

The English homepage frames the offer as a tailor-made service from a team of professional bartenders, and says that because each event is unique it matters to choose the formula that fits. It promises unique and refined recipes, and it sets out 4 formulas, with a separate Animations section in the menu.

Bartender at your Service. A bartender travels to the venue with a team and the drinks. The site mentions mocktails, cocktails, Champagne and even a whiskey collection, served in what it calls original glasses. For a wedding this is the plain version of the service: the team runs the bar and the couple does not have to.

Flair Bartender. The bartender turns the service into a show, performed to music, in which he juggles and performs tricks. The site describes it as something sensational to add to the evening. For an aperitif after the ceremony or a moment later in the night, a show like this entertains a mixed-language guest list without needing words.

Cocktail Workshop. Guests learn to make cocktails themselves. The site names bachelor parties, team building and professional shows as uses, and says the workshops create a warm atmosphere around the tasting. For a wedding, a workshop is more likely to fit the bachelor or bachelorette party, or a gathering of friends in the days before the wedding, than the reception itself. The site menu also lists workshops and masterclasses for coffee as well as cocktails.

Bar Station. A customizable mobile bar counter, placed wherever the hosts choose, which can be personalized with a photo, a logo or the date of the event. For a wedding that means the couple's names, a monogram or the wedding date on the front of the bar.

La Roulotte, the cocktail truck

The French-language truck page introduces la Roulotte as a new cocktail truck designed for outdoor events: a converted food truck with a design that combines wood with beige tones. The page says it suits all kinds of settings, from a field in open countryside to a chic estate, and that it becomes a natural gathering point for guests, whether it is run as a cocktail bar, a wine bar or a custom animation.

The truck can be rented on its own or together with the company's bar formulas with service. The page says it is easy to transport and can be set up outdoors or in a spacious indoor venue, and it lists weddings, birthdays, company events, festivals and garden parties as occasions. For a garden reception or a wedding on a country estate, it gives the bar a structure of its own rather than a folding table under a tent.

The truck page shows a "from" price, but the figure displayed is 0 francs, marked HT (before tax), so it gives no real price guidance. It does indicate that the truck is quoted before tax, which is worth remembering when comparing offers.

Experience and clientele

The company's own account of itself is short. "Since 2009, Easyflair has been recognized as leader in the field of home bar and cocktail entertainment," the homepage says, adding "Used to serving a prestigious and international clientele, you can count on our know-how and discretion during your events." The homepage also mentions "over ten years of experience in private and professional events". The claim of being a leader is the company's own; the site gives no source for it.

The partnership with the Moët & Hennessy group is stated as a heading, with no detail about what it covers. A section headed "They trust us" presents clients, and the menu links to a reviews page and a blog, but neither appears on the pages linked here.

Language and booking

Easyflair publishes an English version of its homepage, which is useful for couples who do not read French, and the site's menu also has French pages (the truck page is in French). Whether the bartenders themselves work in English at an event is not stated, although the mention of an international clientele is encouraging. Couples who want English at the bar should confirm it when asking for a quote.

Booking runs through a quote request form on the site. The pages give no phone number or email address, only the form and a contact page.

What the site does not settle

No prices are published for any of the formulas or the truck. The site does not say how many guests a bartender or the bar station can serve, how many bartenders it sends for a wedding of a given size, how long a standard service lasts, or whether the drinks are included in the price or charged separately. It does not give a booking lead time, and it does not say whether travel is charged for events outside Geneva. The service area is described only as Geneva and the French-speaking part of Switzerland, with no list of towns or cantons.

Who it suits

Easyflair suits couples marrying in Geneva or elsewhere in French-speaking Switzerland who want the bar to be part of the entertainment, whether that is a flair show during the aperitif, a personalized bar station with the wedding date on it, or the wooden truck at an outdoor reception. The English homepage and the stated experience with international clients make it an easier first contact for couples planning from abroad than many French-only suppliers.

It is less suited to couples who need to compare prices before making contact, since everything runs through a quote. Couples marrying in German-speaking Switzerland or Ticino fall outside the area the site describes. And because the pages leave capacity and staffing open, a large wedding should get the number of bartenders and the service hours in writing.