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Event Planners
Getting through your event without a hitch—or sometimes with a hitch or two!—is a big milestone, and you should feel accomplished. But it’s not the final step in event planning, especially if you plan on hosting more events in the…
Whether it’s a fundraiser, large conference, or specialized training, in-person events are crucial to the success of your business. In fact, the average organization hosts 73 events each year, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics even predicts a 44%…
Home to the iconic Hollywood sign, Los Angeles (L.A.) is the most populated city in California. Because of its Mediterranean climate, out-of-towners are drawn to The City of Angels for vacations and relocation alike. With a total population of almost…
At the end of 2015, almost half of the world’s population used the Internet for some purpose or another. People around the world use it to buy and sell, connect with friends, work and, of course, procrastinate working. It’s one…
In the perfect event management world, your budget is endless. You have enough funds to book the perfect venue, order the best catering, and tend to all the other details along the way. But that isn’t the reality of event…
Your event invitations aren’t the first step in your event planning journey. By the time you send them, you’ve already booked the venue, caterer, and any relevant speakers or entertainers. The event has long been in the planning stage. But…
Event planners wear many hats; they’re bookkeepers ensuring nothing goes over budget. They’re design experts creating a memorable atmosphere. And most importantly, they’re master organizers, so everything stays on track. Organization is a critical skill for every successful event planner—and…
Wedding invitations are a lot of work to design, mail, and manage RSVPs for. If you’re planning to mail physical invitations, you probably have a hard copy of the guest list—or maybe even a digital copy you can easily update….
As an event planner, your goal is to host successful events. How you define “successful” may change based on the type of event, but guest experience is always important. That experience can include accessibility for your event, the quality of…
