WATO's 'Le Bal des Morts' Promises the Most Spectacular Immersive Event in Paris

WATO's Extravagant 'Le Bal des Morts' in Paris



In a bold return to the scene, the Parisian event planning agency WATO (We Are The Oracle) is gearing up to unveil 'Le Bal des Morts', an extraordinary immersive event that promises attendees an experience like no other. Set against the backdrop of a secret manor in Paris, the event is scheduled for the evening of April 25, 2026, and is expected to attract the most passionate party enthusiasts from around the globe.

This unique masquerade ball is themed around 'the most extravagant funeral of your life', effectively transforming an ordinary event into a collaborative and immersive piece of art. Guests are invited to don costumes that resonate with a neo-gothic chic aesthetic, drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Morticia Addams, Edward Scissorhands, Dracula, the Baron Samedi, and the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. The atmosphere will channel the elegance of 19th-century mortuary vigils, complete with immersive theatre, rituals, stunning performances, and an electrifying dance floor.

To assist guests in their costume choices, a dedicated concierge service will be available, offering help with buying, renting, or custom-making outfits. This initiative is reminiscent of the grand masquerade balls that have made venues such as Venice, Versailles, and Vienna famous, catering to those who appreciate festivities as an art form.

Event Details: 'Le Bal des Morts'


  • - Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 8:30 PM to 3:00 AM
  • - Location: A secret manor in Paris (details will be disclosed 24 hours before the event to attendees)
  • - Entry Fee: Starting from €250, inclusive of entry, a dinner cocktail, and open bar
  • - Dress Code: Neo-gothic chic funeral theme - costume required
  • - Registration: Available through WATO Members Club (Only 250 places available - subject to validation by the WATO members club)
  • - Concierge Service: Dedicated assistance for costumes and more available upon request

After a decade of organizing remarkable private events for billionaires and large corporations, Foulques Jubert, an influential figure in the Parisian nightlife scene and the founder of WATO, is extending a special invitation. He seeks out the world's foremost enthusiasts of costume parties to join the new WATO Members Club, which aims to host world-class events multiple times a year.

The Bal des Morts marks the debut of a grand series of extraordinary events planned internationally, gathering 250 of the first members of this new club to forge future legends in the global party phenomenon. If this call resonates with you, feel free to join the club through their website.

Meet Foulques Jubert


The mastermind behind this mysterious WATO Agency is Foulques Jubert, a costume adventurer at heart who is passionate about lavish celebrations and unique costumes. Known for his elaborate creations—from a black prince at the Conciergerie to an empire marshal at Les Invalides and even a James Bond at the Palais Bulles in Cannes—Jubert embodies the essence of his events through his characters.

With a wealth of experience from iconic global celebrations like Rio's Carnival and Burning Man, Jubert is intrinsically motivated to gather a global elite of party enthusiasts, aiming to share his visionary festive concepts with a wider audience.

About WATO


Founded in 2011, WATO emerged from a radical idea—to bring creativity and mystery to Parisian nights. Initially starting with clandestine dinners held in the most secret spots in Paris (such as the Catacombs, an abandoned Rothschild chateau, and a ghost station of the Petite Ceinture), WATO quickly garnered attention from major media outlets, transitioning into grand public celebrations that host thousands of costumed guests in spectacular settings.

From 2016 onwards, WATO has channeled its creative DNA into producing exceptional dinners and immersive experiences for some of the world's leading brands, including LVMH, L'Oréal, Meta, Amazon, Google, and Sony. Today, its influence spans across Europe, from London to Venice, Berlin, Madrid, Lisbon, and St. Moritz. The agency unites a talented team of artistic, strategic, and technical professionals, all driven by a shared obsession—to create unforgettable experiences where cinema and events converge.

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