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Avoid Day of Event Surprises. Be Proactive!
If there is one thing you don’t want in an event you’re planning, it’s surprises. Concerns about unexpected expenses, missing audiovisual equipment, rooms that feel too large or too small for the...
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Top Five Ways Color Can Make Your Wedding Unforgettable
Planning your wedding can be stressful. There are a lot of moving parts, which, in the end, all need to work together in order to make your wedding a success. A key part of your wedding is color...
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Prevent Three Common Event Emergencies
As we’ve all experienced, life rarely goes exactly according to plan. Inevitably, the unexpected will rear its head, often at the most inopportune times. The same can be said for planning events and...
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Three details every bride should know before the big day
Krakora Studios There are obvious questions you need to have answered before your wedding, such as where the wedding will be, the number of guests and the color of the bridesmaids’ dresses. But there...
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Four Tools to Simplify Event Planning
If you’ve ever planned an event, you’ve learned early on (and perhaps the hard way!) that it’s never a “one-and-done” process. No matter the size, there are a lot of moving parts and considerations to...
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Can’t-Miss Catering Trends of 2015
Let’s face it. One of the most important parts of any event is the food. Great dishes can make a good event an even bigger success, and distinctive offerings can set the tone for your gathering. Much...
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Three Lessons From an Experienced Event Planner
Michelle Eggert, CMP, CDS If your event planning approach is anything like mine, I start contemplating how to improve my next event even before the current one is over. So you can imagine after...
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Planning the Perfect Sales Meeting
Three Ways to Ensure Sales Conference Success There are two kinds of meetings: important ones and really important ones. And considering that your entire sales team may get together only once a year or...
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