In June, Noble Events partnered with TikTok Middle East to deliver an intimate, insight-led event focused on a subject close to many parents’ hearts: digital safety for teens.
Held at Jaipur Rugs in Al Quoz, the “Family First” event welcomed a curated audience of family influencers, media guests and parents of teen TikTok creators. The aim? To build awareness around platform safety features, online risks, and how families can engage in open conversations about digital wellbeing.
A Space Designed for Conversation and Clarity
The venue, a vibrant and creative setting, was transformed by our team into a calm, focused space for discussion. Five branded arches set the tone on arrival, with a dual-screen stage providing the backdrop for the main address and panel session. The aesthetic was clean and considered, with furniture by Innovative Hiring and scenic by Wasserman offering visual polish.
Content with Purpose
Following welcome refreshments and networking, guests were guided through a short, structured programme:
- A welcome from TikTok’s regional team
- A moderated panel led by a TikTok creator and two experts: a doctor, and TikTok’s own internal safety lead
- Time for open conversation, questions and post-session networking
This wasn’t about numbers, it was about impact. Around 30 attendees joined the event, engaging directly with the speakers in a setting designed for dialogue, not spectacle.
Details That Made the Difference
From valet parking and bilingual guest communication to clean-up and catering (provided by C3 Luxury Catering). AV was delivered by the team at Solas, ensuring a smooth flow between live discussion and presentation.
Delivering With Care
This event reminded us that premium event delivery doesn’t always mean large scale. Sometimes, the most memorable gatherings are the ones rooted in relevance, empathy and care.
At Noble Events, we’re proud to support platforms like TikTok in shaping experiences that connect, inform and inspire.
Looking to bring a meaningful story to life? We’d love to help shape it.