Long before you greet the first guest to a wedding anniversary party or the first arrival to a business conference, you need to create an event invitation that captures the mood of an event. The advent of email communication has

The big day has arrived and up until now, you have pulled off the event planning flawlessly. You created and stayed within a tight budget. Everything from the floral arrangements to audiovisual rental equipment arrived on time. The dining room

The ambiance of your event sets the table for creating the perfect atmosphere that keeps guests captivated by a vibrant speaker or thoroughly entertained during a set played by a multi-piece band. However, creating mood-setting decorations for your event involves

The big event has arrived and you have done everything required to prepare for the event. Your invitations received kudos, especially for describing the creative menu that matches the theme of the event. The logistical nightmare of planning for a

The say the devil is in the details, which makes sense for professionals charged with planning an event. Running an event of any size causes stress and the stress heightens due to poor planning. Some events require months of diligent

Planning your next special event requires considerable planning from selecting the appropriate menu items to choosing the date and time of the big event. The amount of forethought needed to pull off a successful event is why Display Group has

The first step for planning an event should always be the drafting of the event budget. You have the flexibility to amend a budget up to about one week before an event. A spreadsheet created in Google Docs or Microsoft

Most special events include a food menu that ranges from a simple continental breakfast to an elaborate multi-course, sit-down dinner. Several factors come into play when event organizers plan event menus. Budgeting for your Event Menu Successful event planners create