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Fewer effects, longer dinners and a return to rooms that let people actually speak to each other.
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Guests judge an event in the first four minutes. Design those before you design the stage.
Arrival is the part of an event most often left to chance and most often remembered.
Decide exactly where a car stops, who opens the door, how far a guest walks and what they see at the end of that walk.
Make finding a name effortless — a badge or a table number that takes thirty seconds to locate has already cost you the mood you spent months building.
And plan the departure with the same care: a warm goodbye is cheaper than any centrepiece and lasts longer.
Fewer effects, longer dinners and a return to rooms that let people actually speak to each other.
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