Nothing excites us more than transforming a space in to the desired vision of a client, especially when the vision is truly unique. After a design consultation with Marlon, half Swiss/Japanese and his lovely bride to be Liana, an American/Dutch citizen raised along the shores of California and lived in India, both world travelers and together speak several languages, it was clear that creating a wedding weekend full culture was a must. Track Seven Events was excited to get creative and make it an extraordinary weekend from beginning to end. Reception/ A touch of India (same room as the rehearsal dinner). I love the contrast between the two Overall the weekend was a success. Guest from all over the world came to honor this beautiful couple and each left with a night they will cherish forever! - Marissa Crowe
Event design and decor/ Planner: Track Seven Events, Marissa Crowe Photographer: Kelly Lane Photography Catering: Endive Pies: Metrotainment Bakery Entertainment: DJ Brian Sires and MC David Samdperil, Track Seven Events Hair and Makeup: Hallie Duckworth
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"I really don't know what my budget is going to get me or what things cost." Does this sound familiar to you as a planner, designer or client? How do we as event professionals help our clients to feel at ease with the large amount of money being invested into their event? This is a challenge that we all face on a daily basis especially for the first time event planner (like a bride or mom) who has no frame of reference and little to no experience. In the absence of good information decisions end up being based on a best guess, potentially misguided advice and in the worst scenario over or under valued vendor pricing. The only way to truly help clients navigate their budget and the costs associated with planning an event is to invest our time with them. Beyond the planning, creative conversations and site visits talking with clients about their budget makes them more comfortable it can (in some cases) lead to clients spending more money. - David Samdperil |
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September 2016
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