“At Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, we have the oppor- tunity to lean into our music branding to create fun and en- gaging environments for our corporate events. For example, we have incorporated guitars and vinyl records into our decor and even created custom guitar chargers and ice bins made to look like roadie cases. These are the details that leave a lasting impression.”


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A creative caterer can be the key to events that will make guests not only want to post pictures online, but also whip out their phone days later to show off an exciting dish or display from the event they recently attended.


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