While it's ideal to plan your office holiday party well ahead of time, sometimes that's not possible. Maybe the task was delegated to you at the last minute, or you were so busy with work that the holiday party snuck up on you. Whatever the case, these tips will make planning your office holiday party a breeze, even if you only have a few days to plan: Opt for Full-Service Party Rentals

Being charged with the responsibility of planning a college orientation is a lofty proposition. You'll need to prepare an event that appeals to people entering a center for higher learning that all hail from many different stations in life. While you certainly want to help them become acquainted with the college itself and make them excited about starting their educational journey, it's also important that the orientation be a time when the students learn more about themselves and each other.

When it comes to planning your wedding reception, you want everything to be perfect. That includes creating a perfect seating arrangement. Having a head table for the bride and groom can separate you from your guests and make it more difficult to mingle during the meal. Here are a few alternatives to consider as you begin planning your wedding reception. Banquet Tables Instead of renting one banquet table for the bride and groom, consider renting several to create one long banquet seating area.

Now that it's time to start planning your company's next event for employees, you're likely looking for a party planning team to do a lot of the legwork for you. Here are three services the party planners you hire should be able to provide you with: Award Design and Presentation Your party planning team should be able to take care of designing the plaques, trophies, or ribbons you want to give out at your company event.