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Q&A: Inside Google’s New ‘Inclusive Event Design Guide’ for the Industry

Event Marketer: B to C Events

“Google wants to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible—that is the mission of the company—and I think if you follow that sentiment to its logical conclusion, accessibility and making things accessible to all of our users can only happen if we understand what our users need, and that goes for live events, as well.”

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Event Layouts 101 – Complete Guide for Amazing Event Design

Planning Pod

You and your event collaborators – whether they be staff members, event planners, vendors, contractors or clients – will need to first settle on the event type (conference, trade show, banquet, reception, party, seminar, training, etc.) and scope of the event activities. But you get the idea.

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Small But Stunning – An Intimate Wedding In San Antonio

Green Wedding Shoes

There is so much to love about this intimate + sophisticated “midsummer garden aesthetic” wedding editorial from event designer + planner Dani of DC Design Consultant and the talented San Antonio vendor team that put it together.

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Secure Your Dream Florals: 44 Questions to Ask a Florist for a Wedding

Peerspace

By Michelle Olmann , the owner and creative force behind Hello Moments, a floral and full-service event design and dcor company. Ask for recommendations: Word of mouth is invaluablereach out to friends or family who recently got married or hosted large events. Below are key questions to ask your florist before your consultation.

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17 Mexico Wedding Planners to Help Bring Your Wedding to Life

Junebug Weddings

That’s why they’re some of the most important wedding vendors to hire when you’re just getting started in your wedding planning journey. I had no stress, and the whole event went perfectly. All the vendors Isa suggested were absolutely perfect and in line with what we wanted. Karla Casillas and Co.

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Starting an event planning business: Your guide to turning a passion for planning into profit

Planning Pod

Let’s be honest…the event industry is a passionate but sometimes anxiety-filled one. Crafting once-in-a-lifetime experiences while dealing with unpredictable challenges (weather disruptions, equipment malfunctions, and unreliable vendors) often equals intense pressure for event coordinators and wedding planners. But never fear!

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3 Things to Do When You Get Engaged

Availed

We recommend setting aside 1-5% of your overall budget to pay for unexpected fees, vendor tips, and emergencies. Once you have your budget and guest count nailed down, the real fun begins - hiring your wedding vendor dream team! The first vendor you should book is your wedding planner.