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Event Planners
If you watched Four Weddings, or similar TV shows, you know how big and elaborate weddings can be. You may have even been to one yourself! Maybe you’ve also attended a large corporate gathering, or a huge high school reunion….
Not too long ago, we introduced you to some beginner mistakes you should avoid at your first event. Everyone makes mistakes, and that’s especially true in the event planning industry. There are so many details to coordinate, and unexpected challenges—it’s…
No matter what event you’re planning—you have to host it somewhere. And along with managing the RSVPs, communicating with out-of-town guests, and organizing the catering, you may not feel courageous enough to host the event at your own home. There’s…
Are you traveling for your wedding, or do you have a lot of guests traveling? If so, you may want to consider welcome bags for your guests. Welcome bags are, well, bags of little treats for your guests as they…
So you’re planning a 4th of July party. You’ve got your red, white, and blue appetizers, and all the backyard games have been brought up from the basement. What’s next on the list? Your 4th of July decorations, of course!…
So much detail goes into planning a wedding—we don’t have to tell you that! From napkin colors to centerpieces and donut walls, there are just so many decisions you have to make along the way. At this point, you may…
Being a relatively modern tradition, bachelorette parties have a short but interesting history. (Short, compared to their bachelor party namesake, which has been around since the Spartan days.) Typically, a bride and her close friends—often those in her wedding party—have…
Whatever the occasion, cake brings people together. It’s a centerpiece at graduations and birthday parties. It’s a symbol of partnership during wedding receptions. And it’s the anticipated end to any special event. With cake as such an important part to…
Graduations are a significant event, and an accomplishment for any student. And as with any accomplishment, time should be taken to celebrate. The graduate doesn’t have to know what their next step is—that’s not why you celebrate. Instead, you simply…
