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Planning Events




By Sarah Williams

Whether you are planning a wedding, a picnic, or just a get together, there are solutions that you need to consider to make your event a success. These guidelines will provide a basis for any type of event you may wish to undertake.

Firstly, your event planning should begin with a budget. Spending without taking a budget into account can cause disasters at every level of planning. You should know how much money you have for your event and break down your party planning on where you wish to allot the funds.

The budget for your party should break down into the following categories: location, food and refreshments, decorations, party favors, plates, napkins, cups, music, clean up, emergency (in case something goes wrong), and any other categories you wish to include. Once you have these categories, you can fill in the necessary equations to help you determine how much your party will cost in total. Necessary equations

Next, plan cost of the location of your party in accordance to your guest list. In other words, make sure that the location that you select has both adequate room and space for free and comfortable movement for your guests. You must also take into account the size of the decorations, and how much space you need for the food if you plan on having those. A cramped environment can often cause people to become uncomfortable.

Bear in mind the purpose of the occasion for which you are planning. Are you are planning a birthday party, an anniversary, a wedding, a Christmas party, a New Year party, or any sort of theme? This will effect the process and outcome of your preparations (food, decorations, party favors, party games) as well as the types and quality of items you may want to purchase.

If you feel overwhelmed with the planning of your event, seek help from people you know will do a good job, be efficient, and who has your trust. Remember to make this fun. It is after all, a party.
 
 
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