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These could include: Any payments you’re making on the building itself Taxes and insurance Utilities Maintenance costs Advertising Staff payroll Depending on the nature of your specific business, you may choose to rely more on word of mouth than spending a lot on advertising.
Look into Financing Options: Some jewelers offer financing plans, so you can pay for the ring in installments. How much does it cost to insure an engagement ring? The cost to insure an engagement ring typically falls between 1% and 2% of its value. When shopping online, it’s important to choose a jeweler with a solid reputation.
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Remember that bringing in additional equipment will also translate to additional considerations for transport, logistics, and installation. This is a very important consideration if you have a relatively large/complex installation. Loading Access and Storage Space. Catering Signage, branding, marketing collaterals Stage, decoration.
Will you collect, organize, and distribute important information such as vendor insurance info, vendor balances & due dates, vendor meal requirements, etc? The logistics- Do you have insurance to provide to a venue if necessary? sign creation, menu & placard creation, large rentals including tables, chairs, etc.,
Consider it an insurance policy on all the other money you’ll spend! For example, Becca’s dad built and installed a custom lighting feature for their wedding that took days of preparation. However, you’ll also be taking on a massive logistical puzzle that only a seasoned planner can help you successfully navigate.
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The rental company may or may not include set up for lighting displays, overhead hanging installments, furniture placement, table linen placement, kitchen assembly, etc. Are you insured? Does the insurance cover all of your staff and property? Are there any additional fees such as travel fees, delivery fees, etc.
Whether you can serve alcohol, accessibility concerns, whether you’ll need to get additional insurance, can you bring your own catering, etc. Final check on promotional materials installed on the venue. Create a shortlist of potential venue. Determine your requirements and needs. Negotiate details with the venue. License/permit.
Assess whether your events will require immersive branded experiences or educational installations. Live or in-person events generally involve much higher costs than a virtual-only event, since venue rental and accompanying costs like insurance and catering costs can often be substantial. Budget availability.
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