More than two-thirds of the general U.S. population has at least one social media account or profile, according to the Pew Research Center.
St. Patrick’s Day isn’t the only holiday in March; corporate executives and event planners should mark on their calendar is Employee Appreciation Day.
Most experts recommend giving yourself 12 months to plan a wedding. However, you can also hire a wedding planner or coordinator to assist with the process.
From scouting venues and setting up registrations, to choosing vendors and negotiating deals, professional event planners are constantly juggling a variety.
Getting engaged is a memorable experience. But you’ll want to get the ball rolling on planning your wedding, beginning with the invitations.
Early departure is a common problem faced by professional event planners. When attendees leave, your event may look barren, which you want to avoid.
Statistics show that the average cost of a modern-day wedding in the U.S. is approximately $26,000. Find out how to save some money on your wedding!
Though social media, partnerships, press releases, email and flyers are excellent ways to promote an event, you shouldn’t overlook word of mouth marketing.
Being designated as either a bridesmaid or groomsmen at a wedding is a honor that most people will cherish for the rest of their lives.
Staying organized is essential when planning an event or party. Check out these tips to stay better organized when planning an event.