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What major should I pick to become an event planner?

December 29
by BrittanyEmery 29. December 2009 21:39

Event planning has so many faces it can be confusing to pick a major. It helps to start off thinking about what kind of events you’re interested in.  Behind every event from a birthday party to a trade show there is a coordinator behind it. So that’s really important to think about. You can ask your school advisors, but anyone who’s in college knows that most of the time you can get better answers from a brick wall (ha, ha, ha).

The two main events planning majors are:

·         Business and Hospitality

o   with an emphasis in event coordination (if possible at your school)

·         Recreation & Leisure

 I have heard from pretty much every artsy major you can become a event planner from it. However, I personally think that some of those people underestimate the aspects of event planning. Some random bridging majors that go into event planning are public relations, theater, interior design, and others I am sure. Realistically the only real way to become an event planner though is to start from the bottom. Event planning is something you just get good at from experience; of course a good eye helps ;) aka it’s all about putting in the hours.

 

 

Winter Party tip of the day

December 03
by BrittanyEmery 3. December 2009 20:22

For the perfect winter wonderland touch add these candy classics to the coffee stable as stirrers or place one on each coffee plate at formal dinner.

>  They can range from 59 cents -77 cents each depending on if you buy them in bulk or have them wrapped or not.

Trick or Treat

October 28
by BrittanyEmery 28. October 2009 14:14

In the process of making cotton candy I came across a great Halloween idea. By mixing pink and blue sugar together the cotton candy comes out white, making the close resemblance to a spider web. Add some little cheepy spider rings to the deal and your all set. It will have kids wondering, is what you’re offering a trick or a treat? On the cost side your probably thinking, great idea to bad it will cost like a million dollars for a cotton candy machine, and like I could find one. However this is totally untrue, I found a reasonably priced cotton candy machine for $29.00 from target, which is also offered online. If you have kids this will surely be a good investment for future parties.  But hey, if your sort on cash (who isn’t now a days) I actual found a recipe to make cotton candy without a machine.  I haven’t tried it, but the website is normally pretty reliable. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/jacques-torres/jacques-homemade-cotton-candy-recipe/index.html

 

Things needed to make spider web cotton candy:

Cotton Candy Machine(optional)?

Spider rings (144 pieces) $6.19

Sugar Floss (pink) $5.00

Sugar floss (blue) $500

Cotton Candy cones (1,000) $28.86

$45.05

 

 

 

 

Sushi Cupcakes

April 15
by BrittanyEmery 15. April 2009 11:58

I was browsing through my email when I came upon this cute idea for sushi cupcakes.  The first cupcakes are home made so don’t judge them too harshly, but what a fun concept of sushi cupcakes. Wanting to know more I googled it, only to find tons of really great innovated ideas about what materials to use. The only thing better than sushi is other food pretending its sushi, unless your not a fanatic about sushi like I am.

http://www.ireallylikefood.com/698250091/i-love-my-sushi-cupcakes/?ref=FPP

 

As you could guess these are professional

 http://www.debbiedoescakes.net

 

   The “chop sticks” are the perfect touch

 http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/1267639222047482355iOXFIJ

 

 
Swedish fish on top of half a powdered donut

www.adorablog.org/2005/02/swedish_fish_sa.html

 

  These are rice crispy treats

 

sewingchick.blogspot.com/2007/11/whos-up-for-..

 

    They used Sprinkles as rice

soap-queen.blogspot.com/.../sushi-cupcakes.html

 

  superpunch.blogspot.com/.../sushi-cupcakes.htmlIS IT JUST ME OR IS ANYBODY ELSE EXTREMLEY HUNGRY NOW!!?!??!?!?!

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Hello,

  My name is Brittany Emery and I am learning about event planning. I thought i would use this blog to archive good ideas, tell you about my experiences and let you know what works! Enjoy!

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