Kelli White

When you are planning an event you worry about all of the little details and how they impact your attendees. But, have you taken the time to consider health benefits you are providing to your guests?

Many great events rely on repeat attendees in order to maintain success year after year. The challenge is providing a quality experience, while also leaving your guests wanting more.

For small budget events, photography can sometimes fall onto the back burner. However, it is possible to capture great images that highlight your event without spending hundreds of dollars on a professional photographer. This being said, you will need to know a few tricks of the trade in order to make it happen. Follow these rules to give yourself a shot at event photography success.

When you first start out as an event planner, the career can seem very overwhelming at times. When you combine this with all of the vocabulary and acronyms that industry professionals throw around, there is a lot to learn when you decide to pursue this path.

How can you set your events apart to ensure that your guests look forward to joining each year?

Training to run a marathon is a tremendous undertaking. The commitment and time it takes to train and prepare for the race, takes effort and passion. The process is not so different from your career in the events industry. Here are 6 new tools I have gained that can help you in both your events career and (if you’re up for it) some distance running!

By owning these items, you are sure to rock your next big event! What would you add to this list of things eventprofs should own?

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