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Event Planners
We’ll never stop saying it—planning a wedding takes a lot of work. For many couples, the planning happens in background between jobs, social lives, child care, or education classes. Your wedding can actually start to feel like its own job….
We say it all the time—an event isn’t successful without attendees. At very least, there’s no way to gauge the success of your event without attendees. And your family-friendly event is no different. All your decisions should be centered around…
Choosing a venue is one of the very first (and most important!) decisions you’ll make when planning your event. Your venue affects the event’s date, location, capacity, and budget. That might seem like a lot of pressure to put on…
From seasoned event-planning veterans to first-time brides, every event requires attention to detail and superior organization. Some of those skills you may have on your own. Or your company may be structured to handle large-scale needs. But you shouldn’t feel…
It’s the age-old event planning conundrum: How do you get people to attend your event? Unfortunately, there isn’t a master checklist for creating the perfect event. But there are some important pieces that give your event an advantage. Your event…
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…
