A comfy chalet and snow-covered pistes make for a good skiing holiday for most people. But some like to add a few extra luxury touches to their trips to perfect them - such as a live-in tailor to make the ski gear, two grand pianos flown in for entertainment and a horse and carriage on stand-by 24 hours a day. These are just some of the requests made by guests staying with high-end ski-tour company Haute Montagne. And they were all fulfilled, the firm told MailOnline. Luxury ski company Bramble Ski created a private ice bar for guests at one of its chalets in Verbier (stock image) The live-in tailor was demanded to make all the ski and apres ski outfits to a group of guests’ personal tastes and cost £1,700 to hire. It cost £3,700 for the grand pianos to be delivered - but the guests were keen on their trip being noteworthy so didn't mind splashing out. The horse and carriage wasn’t cheap either – that drained the customer’s account of £20,000. It was on standby for two weeks at a cost of £1400 per day. Another Haute Montagne guest asked for six helicopters to be requisitioned so that a long taxi transfer could be avoided. A Chinook - normally used by the military - was specifically asked for, but the guest was informed that they aren't available for hire. The type eventually delivered cost £85,000. Haute Montagne’s slightly less luxurious sister company Bramble Ski has also met some pricey – and very exacting - guest requirements. It created a private ice bar for après cocktails in the grounds of one of its chalets in Verbier, Switzerland, sourced bigger blueberries for someone who wasn’t happy about the size of the blueberries being served and created a £2,450 lily-of-the-valley bouquet for a romantic guest. Bloomin' expensive: One Bramble Ski customer requested a bouquet of lily of the valley flowers that had to be larger than the one Kate Middleton held on her wedding day. It cost over £2000 . The guest specifically asked that it was to be larger than the one Kate Middleton held on her wedding day. A romantic Russian guest, meanwhile, wanted Bramble Ski to create a Valentine’s gesture for his wife, so the company, at a cost of £7,000, distributed a trail of rose petals from his master suite to the pool, which was decorated with floating lilies and roses. And their guests like to dress to impress. One set of male guests requested larger versions of Bramble Ski’s Heidi-style pinafore uniforms for a party – at a cost of £700 each.
Horse and carriage drained the customer’s account of £20,000.
The live-in tailor was demanded to make ski and apres ski outfits.
This came at a cost of £1700 for the extremely wealthy skiers.
Another group of guests asked for two grand pianos to be flown in.
Demands were made to high-end firms Haute Montagne and Bramble Ski.