You have been charged with party planning. Whether your party is for a birthday, anniversary, graduation, baby or bridal shower, or even a formal, the things you will need to consider are the same. Download our Free Party Planning 101…
On top of the typical venue and caterer, what else does your baby shower need?
If you want to share your wedding day with friends and family—and not their devices—hosting an unplugged wedding might be the right choice for you.
Christmas might have just ended, but it’s already time to start thinking about Valentine’s Day gifts!
Not that long ago, all bridesmaid dresses were the same. Fast forward to present day, where it’s uncommon to not let your bridesmaid choose their dress.
You’re following all the steps to plan the perfect event. But is event security part of your planning process? Or, more importantly—should it be?
While traditional registries include bed linens, bath towels, and cooking pans—those aren’t the only rooms that can use a newly wed upgrade.
While you want to choose a venue that’s within your budget and available for your ideal date—your venue checklist is a little longer than that.
A typical wedding reception lasts up to five hours—and you’ll need a long wedding music playlist to fill it.
As a kid, it’s easy to plan a birthday party. Simply choose your favorite character, movie, or activity and go overboard with on-theme decorations. Cover your home with soccer ball plates. Or Spiderman webs. Maybe even a jungle backdrop. But…
