that are quick and easy, such as do-it- yourself websites.
“Pinterest is the greatest resource,” says Molloy. “Small details create the big picture and our team is more than equipped to bring your ideas to life! Think outside-the-box and don’t be afraid to try something new. Your attention to detail and willingness to go above and beyond will not go unno- ticed by your guests.”
Molloy also adds that lighting is your friend, and can be a budget-conscious way to add some flair to your event. “Consider investing in LED lights - they can drastically change a setting and come at an affordable price.”
Molloy adds that the staff at Perelman Quadrangle offer a one-stop-shop,with an in-house caterer and audio-visual team that make planning simple. And, as is the case with a lot of venues at the holiday season,booking early is key. “Email
britny@upenn.edu for more details in spending the holidays at Perelman Quadrangle!”
Detail is definitely a key when planning a holiday party, so after the setting is chosen, specifics like entertainment, décor and, of course, audio-visual are important factors to pay attention to in order to make sure the event is interest- ing and memorable.
Cameron Wicks, show solutions sales representative for Cenero, talks about how important these details are and how they can assist inmaking your hol- iday party one to remember.
“Cenero Show Solutions creates valu- able meetings and events by leveraging the latest audio-visual and virtual tech- nologies,” notesWicks.“We partner with event planners, clients and venues to create innovative ideas and then devel- op a plan for event success that includes creative solutions and the lat- est technology.Our focus is on produc- ing a memorable event that runs flaw- lessly, supported by an experienced
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