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Navigating the Challenges of an Outdoor Wedding
You’ve seen the aesthetic photos of romantic, picturesque weddings in the forest, in a garden, or by a waterfall, and you’ve made up your mind: you are going to have an outdoor wedding. While these venues certainly have mother nature’s natural beauty on their side, they come with some unique challenges that you don’t see
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Planning in Hurricane Season: What to Do When Inclement Weather Rains on Your Event
As the season transitions from summer to fall, we all anticipate a couple months of prime event weather. However, with this cooler weather comes one especially unwanted quest: hurricane season. While hurricane season is felt strongest by those living along the coast, the effects of these massive storms can be felt broadly in the surrounding
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Frequently Asked Questions: Concession Machine Rentals
Concessions aren’t just for ball parks and movie theaters, they can be a great addition to a corporate event, fundraiser, birthday party, or wedding. Who doesn’t love popcorn, cotton candy, snow cones, or nachos? We love being able to offer these as a way to add something fun, unique, and delicious to your event, but
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Planning a Mindful Wedding for a Sustainable Future
As populations rise and industrialization booms, the world is searching for a way to give back to the earth and work toward a more sustainable future. Included in this search are the brides of today and recent years who are looking to include more eco-friendly choices in their weddings. Sustainability in the wedding industry can
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Sandy Destinations: What to Consider When Planning a Beach Wedding
Standing in the midst of nature’s beauty often brings forth feelings of tranquility, vulnerability, connection, and mindfulness. A common backdrop where this is especially true is a beach overlooking the rolling waves of a vast ocean. Is it any wonder people flock to the nearest coast to celebrate their vacation, their graduation, and especially their
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Fair Foods to Make at Home
The first American state fair was held in Syracuse, New York, in 1941. Since then the annual event has spread across the states, entertaining the masses with its competitions, rides, and iconic fair foods. If you have ever willingly paid $8 for fresh lemonade or $12 for a giant corn dog, you probably understand how