TWICKENHAM - 01 September 2012

The traditional Twickenham Double Header is set to take centre stage at the Home of Rugby once again.

Once again all the domestic teams will be looking to fight it out for the Aviva Premiership title, and games don't get any bigger that at Twickenham. The Twickenham Double Header is always played on the first weekend of September, and normally consists of the four London based teams, London Irish, London Wasps, Saracens and Harlequins. 

Hospitality Finder proudly provides official Twickenham Double Header hospitality packages at Twickenham, where you and your guests can relax in the superb hospitality facilities whilst enjoying the fantastic rugby on offer. All this is combined with the thrilling atmosphere and sense of occasion that goes hand-in-hand with Twickenham Hospitality.

Twickenham Double Header Hospitality Package

The Officially Appointed Twickenham hospitality facility is situated onsite. Private tables are available for 10-12 guests with smaller groups being accommodated on a shared basis.

Hospitality Package details include:

• Drinks reception on arrival (including Pimms)
• Two course hot and cold buffet meal
• Complimentary wines, beers and soft drinks (until 1 hour post match)
• Colour televisions
• Post match savouries
• Official guest documentation with VIP passes
• Dedicated hospitality hostess service
• Experienced event management team

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Don't panic. For more information on the wide range of Twickenham Double Header packages that we offer then email us using the form above, alternatively call us on 0844 247 8998. One of our corporate event specialists will be in touch with you shortly to help you find your perfect package.

Twickenham

The home of English rugby, Twickenham is the host of numerous rugby union fixtures year round. Most prominently it is the home of the English rugby union team who play all their home matches at the stadium, unlike other nations who use various venues. Twickenham hosts England's Six Nations matches, as well as inbound touring teams from the Southern Hemisphere in the Autumn Internationals, usually annually around November.