Summer weddings can be beautiful, but they can also be hot and uncomfortable for your guests. As the host, it's your responsibility to ensure that your guests are comfortable and happy throughout the day.
Here are some ideas for keeping your wedding guests cool in the summer:
In these days when so many corporations allow work-from-home arrangements with their employees, it’s even more important that employers take advantage of meeting and conference opportunities to facilitate team building.
Such activities can help facilitate communication among far-flung employees, foster cohesion and enhance performance among teams, and boost morale. But to ensure buy-in from all participants, such activities should be fun.
Here are some great team-building ideas in the Miami area that your employees will be guaranteed to look forward to.
Unless you went to law school, the legalese in your various wedding contracts may tend to make your head spin. And with all the other details you’re facing while planning your nuptials, you might be tempted to just hope for the best and sign.
Here’s a word of warning: Don’t! Unless you want your special day marred by an unending series of non-performing vendors, take the time to do your homework.
If you don’t know what’s in your contract, how will you know what you’ll be getting, when and how you’re expected to pay for it, and what happens if the vendor doesn’t deliver what you expected?
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Summer is the perfect season for weddings, with its warm weather, longer days, and beautiful scenery. If you're planning a summer wedding, here are some summer wedding trends to keep in mind.
According to Zola, the average wedding in 2023 will cost $29,000. In times past, there was no question of who was responsible for paying for a wedding: the bride’s parents, with an assist from the groom’s parents to cover the rehearsal dinner.
Now there are so many more subsidiary costs associated with a typical wedding, planning can get confusing very quickly. So when considering a modern wedding budget, who pays for what?
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With the subdued proms overshadowed the last three years by the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s styles are pulling out all the stops to celebrate.
Prom dresses in 2023 are standouts in every way, with restrained, simple, traditional styles relegated to the recycle bin.
So here are the prom dress trends to look for when shopping for the big night.
This year’s prom dresses make a statement. These dresses are featuring:
In recent months, the artificial intelligence (AI) technological advancement known as ChatGPT has burst onto the scene like a bomb, generating both excitement and warnings of dire outcomes.
From the classroom to the newsroom, ChatGPT has been turning up everywhere, so it’s no surprise that in the near future it will also be impacting the way corporate meetings and conferences are conducted.
Here’s how ChatGPT defines itself:
Long before your guests arrive for your carefully planned nuptials, you will be setting the stage through your wedding invitation. So you need to devote a lot of attention to getting it just right.
ERIKA DELGADO PHOTOGRAPHY[/caption]When designing your wedding invitation, you’ll have a lot of decisions to make: formal or informal, digital or paper, font, layout, colors, wording . . . the options for design are literally endless.
The first Earth Day took place on April 22, 1970, to demonstrate support for a healthy, sustainable environment. More than 20 million Americans took part that day, gathering in streets, parks, and auditoriums coast to coast to rally for our planet.
The voices raised that day sparked the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), along with passage of the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered Species acts. The environmental movement has since spread worldwide, with commemorations in 193 countries on April 22 every year.
As more people become sensitive to the impact of humans on the earth, many are looking for ways to be more sustainable in everything they do.
One way is to turn the traditional food service model on its head. Typically events offering traditional fare with meat, seafood, and dairy at conferences, weddings and other gatherings. They'll then provide a few special dishes for vegetarians or vegans. The DefaultVeg movement aims to flip that notion.
In the past, those who wanted vegan or vegetarian meals at an event had to practically beg for special meals, if they were able to get them at all. The DefaultVeg idea begins with a wide selection of plant-based meals, and asks meat-eaters to opt out if they want their usual menu items.