Military reunions can be a great way to show appreciation to veterans, while reuniting old friends. While planning for a large group of military veterans, there are some things you should know about booking the right hotels. Get a Head Count The first step to booking your military reunion is to get an approximate head count for your reunion. You may not be able to get confirmations well in advance, but you can approximate your numbers by counting each yes as a tally and each maybe as half a tally. [Read More]

For your outdoor party, you probably didn't invite all of the bugs that keep trying to bite your guests or fall into your drink. For frequent party-goers, bugs appear to be an undesirable, but seemingly unavoidable part of holding a party. But there might be ways you can keep bugs away without also covering your guests with smelly bug spray. Eliminate the Conditions That Encourage Bugs Do not set your party up in a location that has standing water or puddles. [Read More]

Whether you are tasked with arranging a large wedding or a corporate conference, planning a large event can be one of the more stressful chores that you are asked to do. There will be countless details that must be managed in order for your event to go smoothly, and this can be difficult when you are balancing your family and work responsibilities. Luckily, you can employ the services of a professional event planner to help reduce the stress from having to do this, but you may need the following concerns addressed before you know if these services are right for helping you arrange your event. [Read More]

If you are setting up a food and drink tent or booth at a large county fair or concert for the first time, you will not have prior knowledge in how much you will need in supplies throughout the event. At busy outdoor events, you need to make a few advance preparations to make sure you do not find yourself running out of anything at an inopportune time. Here are some tips to use when running a food or drink booth so you do not find yourself scrambling to send someone out for supplies. [Read More]