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…
A wedding registry lets your friends and family help jump-start your new life together. Now that two lives are merging, you may not have enough dinner plates or matching towels for the bathroom. This tradition began in 1924 as a means for…
While we always encourage thorough planning and preparation for any event, there are bound to be speed bumps along the way. One of the best skills an event planner can learn is how to handle an event mishap. From a…
Call it classic or call it cliché, but true love really is a tale as old as time. Since its publication in 1740, Beauty and the Beast has been a romantic icon, totaling over 45 adaptations across television, movies, literature,…
Hospitality is critical at any event—attendees that feel comfortable and appreciated are more engaged, and share positive reviews for future events. Providing food is a long-standing hospitality tradition, dating back to Ancient Greece. Needless to say, if you want your…
There are so many details to manage while planning a wedding—and your guests need to know a lot of those details. Your save the dates and wedding invitations are two key forms of communication, but a wedding website is an…
One of the best presents you can give your BFF on her wedding day is preparation. During the celebration, it’s unlikely that you’ll be down the block from a convenience store or pharmacy, so your emergency kit means you’re prepared…
