Whether you’re new to event planning or a seasoned pro, keeping an event budget will help you stay organized and prepared for any client inquiry — and help you avoid going over budget.
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January 16th, 2008 / No Comments
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January 14th, 2008 / No Comments
I believe we are all have an inner artist whether we take the time to get in touch with that side of us. It’s always there waiting inside to be discovered. We live in a society that says we all need to be a brilliant artist or we should just be quiet and leave it to the pros. We are all surrounded by DVDs, MP3s, Frappaccinos and thousands of distractions which take up our time and oppoutunities when w could be doing something creative.
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January 12th, 2008 / No Comments
Ice breakers are little activities and games designed to help people get to know and feel comfortable around one another. Some are silly, others are a little embarrassing, and others are merely informative in a light-hearted way. If chosen correctly, ice breakers can be a very powerful tool that facilitates the success of your group, meeting or event.
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January 11th, 2008 / No Comments
After the wedding, many brides struggle with what to do with their precious wedding gown that so fondly represents that special day. Since most brides prefer to treasure the memories of their wedding day by keeping their wedding dress (possibly handing it down to a daughter, special niece, god child or grand daughter, or even re-wearing it to renew their vows), it is important to understand the proper methods of cleaning and storing your gown so it can last for centuries to come.
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January 11th, 2008 / No Comments
Never be fooled by the apparent congeniality of a business meal. Whether a prospective employer is taking you to lunch or you’re trying to win the big contract, your table manners have never been under greater scrutiny.
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January 7th, 2008 / No Comments
Questions to Ask Before You Sign the Contract on a Wedding Reception Venue
Unless you’ve always dreamed of getting married in your parents backyard, you shouldn’t choose your wedding reception venue until you’ve decided how many guests you plan on having and what your budget is. (Your reception costs might include space rental, food and beverage costs, tips and taxes, administrative fees, overtime fees, parking etc.)
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January 4th, 2008 / No Comments
Traditionally, bridal showers are given by the maid/matron of honor, or close friend of the bride. It is not proper for an immediate family member of the couple to host the shower . To do so, would appear they were asking for gifts and is not in good taste. The party itself may be scheduled at any time convenient for the bride and her hostess, although the last week before the wedding is considered poor planning. There are so many last minute details, that a shower would likely be more stressful than joyful.
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January 3rd, 2008 / No Comments
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