High court orders closure of Xmas decoration firm for celebs and brands

A Christmas decoration firm for celebs and big brands as been ordered to close by the High Court.

The Festive Group claim they offer 'bespoke and breathtaking' decorations for all seasons, weddings and parties so clients can celebrate in a 'lavish' way.

However, this morning [September 9] a notice in the public record revealed the High Court has issued its company The Festive Decorators UK Limited with a winding up order.

A winding up order is a court instruction to end all business affairs and close the company.

Reports claimed The Festive Group has decorated the homes of Sharon Osbourne, Gemma Collins and football stars Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Their website also notes they've decorated for Hilton, Matalan and both Liverpool FC and Everton FC.

It advertises their services by saying 'there are many special moments in the 12 months calendar and in case you want to spend these special occasions like a birthday, anniversary, or wedding in a lavish way, you must contact us'.

The Festive Group last posted on Instagram in June to celebrate their work on the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament but other posts this year were about older jobs..

They haven't posted to Facebook since December 29 last year where they thanked staff that 'kept 2025 so packed' and promised to 'kick start 2026 with a bang'.

HM Revenue and Customs [HMRC] issued a petition to wind up the company, which is an application for the company to be closed, on August 5.

The petition was heard at The High Court in London on August 19 and Companies House documents confirm Judge Greenwood issued a winding up order.

It adds that the HMRC has been assigned as the liquidator to wind up the company under the Insolvency Act 1986.