by Deb_Admin | Mar 7, 2021 | Event Planning, Party Planning
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by Deb_Admin | Oct 16, 2018 | Event Planning, Party Planning
Halloween for me is a day to dress up in my favorite costume and share many laughs and good candy with other adults and children. As you begin to think about your costume, decorations for your home or even a party. Don’t get bogged down in alot of details! – Have Fun and enjoy the day!! Peace & Love to all my groovy social media followers! #eventsbydeb...
by Deb_Admin | Aug 15, 2018 | Engagement, Event Planning, Wedding Planning
Your bride tribe. Your best friends. The people you want surrounded by you when you say, “I do”! Choosing your wedding party is usually the first and most important task after getting engaged. You need a solid team who will be able to celebrate, comfort, and help with some of the bridal stress. Don’t Select Flakey Friends Trust us on this one. Once a flakey friend, always. You know who we’re talking about, the friends who cancel last minute. The one who always has an excuse when it comes to making plans. The friend who has a busy job or family obligations that make their schedule unpredictable. Don’t select a friend who will not be able to attend your major events like the bridal shower and bachelorette. Of course, make sure they get an invitation to the wedding, but leave the responsibilities to more reliable friends! Do Ask Your Sister-In-Law Extending the invitation to a future sister-in-law is always a great way to form a bonding relationship. She will be a great point of reference for any questions when it comes to family. Your future sister-in-law will also know exactly how to entertain any family members and fill you in on names and back stories. Don’t Choose Your High School Best Friend Unless you’re still super close! Often, high school best friends move or drift apart. While the bond is still there, choosing your childhood best friend if you’re not actively involved in one another’s lives isn’t the best plan. They may not have a big involvement in your relationship or been there for the steps to...
by Deb_Admin | Jul 18, 2018 | Engagement, Event Planning, Events By Deb Services, Wedding Planning
As event planners, we talk a lot about budget. It’s the foundation of your entire event. Knowing how much to spend and how to create a vision on a certain budget can of course be challenging. Planning a big wedding or event while sticking to a smaller budget can be extra challenging. Booking quality vendors and achieving a beautiful aesthetic can be done, it’s all about how you approach it! Start with the Vendors Booking quality vendors for your wedding or event are priority. There is always room to save in other areas, when it comes to a reliable and professional vendor we encourage stretching the budget in those areas. That’s not to say a cheaper price tag does not mean quality, but often in the industry you get what you pay for. For example, on your wedding day you should look for a photographer that brings a second shooter for the best photos. Your caterer should include a team of staff. Always ask what is included in the price. You may be able to get more bang for your buck with a certain vendor so always know what their package includes! The Details Can Be Duped! We hate to break it to you, but your dream Pinterest table setting costs A LOT. Just one table on some of the Pinterest boards can be thousands of dollars. Now multiply by how many tables you need to seat all your guests. However, these photos are wonderful inspiration to find less expensive versions of the look you want for your event or wedding. Having a wedding planner to locate rental companies...
by Deb_Admin | Jul 11, 2018 | Event Planning, Events By Deb Services, Party Planning
We have a major ice cream weakness. Summer means ice cream cones, late night stops for milkshakes, and sharing the sweet stuff with friends and family at events. How about an Ice Cream Social theme for your next event? We have some ideas for how to make ice cream the main focus for games and décor! A fun game that utilizes some icy treats is a relay race to build a sundae! Teams must transport each topping from one table from the next in certain containers. This can be done back and forth or at multiple stations around the yard. Only one ingredient can be relayed at a time until the entire sundae is built! Take it to the next level with an ice cream eating contest. Make sure everyone is properly covered and let the mess begin! Each participate should have their hands behind their back and a bowl filled with their favorite flavor. Whoever finishes first wins – but be careful of getting a brain...
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