AURA

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Private rentals

Premium private rentals for the right host, event concept, and guest profile.

AURA is not meant to be available to everyone. Private events are reviewed for fit, budget, event quality, and alignment with the atmosphere the brand is trying to protect.

The goal is not to sound exclusive without substance. The goal is to help serious hosts self-qualify early and understand what kind of event belongs here.

Best fit

What AURA is strongest for

Birthdays and celebrations with a premium guest profile and clear host vision.
Executive, hosted, or invitation-led events where room quality is part of the value.
Private functions that respect brand standards, operations, and guest experience.
Events with realistic budget alignment rather than low-budget venue shopping.

Approval factors

What determines whether an event moves forward

Event type and whether it fits the atmosphere AURA is building.
Guest count, event flow, and whether the room can support the concept cleanly.
Budget realism relative to the requested experience level.
Host quality, clarity, and whether the inquiry feels commercially serious.

Premium Social Rental

Starts at $6,000 / 50 guests

Upscale birthdays, premium social celebrations, and aligned private gatherings.

Elevated Private Event

$10,000-$15,000+

Executive-hosted events, stronger production, and higher-touch premium experiences.

White-Glove Signature Event

$20,000+

Bespoke flagship events, very high-end private experiences, and luxury brand-aligned activations.

What stronger hosts come prepared with

Commercial seriousness shows up early

A clear event reason, host vision, and guest profile instead of only a date request.
A realistic budget range relative to the experience level being requested.
Enough lead time and flexibility to shape the room properly if the fit is strong.
Special production or service needs stated early so follow-up starts with real context.

How discussion should progress

The path from inquiry to proposal

1

Initial fit review based on event type, guest profile, budget, and desired atmosphere.

2

Availability and concept check to decide whether the room should move into deeper discussion.

3

Scope-shaping conversation around event flow, service level, production, and commercial fit.

4

Proposal and next-step planning only after the event clearly supports the brand standard.

Next step

Request private-rental consideration

Stronger inquiries explain the event type, guest count, budget range, and the kind of atmosphere you want to create. If the fit is real, the request can move into direct follow-up and proposal shaping.