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Holi Powder for Colour Runs & Events – Event Colour Ltd

Our company is the only UK manufacturer of EN71 Certified Colour Run Powder.

The Ultimate Colour Run Experience

A colour run is more than just a race – it’s a celebration of fun, energy, and community spirit! At Event Colour Ltd, powered by Event Colour Ltd, we provide everything you need to host a vibrant and unforgettable colour run. As the only UK manufacturer of EN71 Certified Colour Run Powder, our Leicester-based factory ensures the safest and highest-quality powders for your event.

Whether you’re organising a charity fundraiser, school event, or corporate team-building day, we’ve got you covered!

Why Choose Event Colour Ltd?

UK’s Only EN71 Certified Powder

Safe for all participants, including children.

Manufactured in Leicester

Premium quality, produced locally.

Bulk & Individual Powder Options

Tailored solutions for any event size

Sustainable Dispensing Solutions

Reduce plastic waste with paper cup dispensing.

Planning Your Colour Run

How Much Powder Do You Need?

To create a spectacular experience, consider these essential factors:

1. Number of Participants

A well-stocked event means more fun! Estimate attendance early to ensure you have enough powder.

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2. Dispensing the Powder

Are you using bulk boxes at stations, providing individual bags, or a mix of both? Many organisers now prefer paper cups for a cost-effective and eco-friendly distribution method.

3. Course Length and Laps

The longer the course and the more laps participants run, the more powder you’ll need to keep the excitement going.

General Powder Recommendations

Number of People	10kg Boxes	100g Bags
50	6 x 2.5kg	100
100	4	200
200	8	400
500	20	1000
1000	40	2000

Schools & Special Events – We offer dedicated packages tailored to schools and educational institutions.

Organising Your Colour Run – Step-by-Step Guide

A successful colour run requires careful planning. Here’s what you need to know:

Step 1: Secure a Venue

Choose a location suitable for your crowd size, with adequate parking and accessibility. Obtain necessary permissions for public or private land use.

Step 2: Set a Date & Notify Authorities

Plan for a seasonally appropriate date. Inform local authorities such as the police, council, and first aid services to ensure safety.

Step 3: Branding & Event Name

A unique, catchy event name helps attract participants. Be sure it’s not already trademarked to avoid legal issues.

Step 4: Define Your Cause

Whether supporting a charity, school, hospice, or community initiative, clearly outlining your event’s purpose will help with engagement and sponsorship.