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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: May 2009

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Monday, May 18, 2009. Going Event Green - Part One. First, I want to say that this new series of articles is now the hottest subject in the Event Planning Industry. Second I want to apologize for not keeping our Blog regularly updated. It's been an extraordinary year and in an extraordinary year extraordinary measures must be taken. Zero Waste: Plan a Zero-Waste Event. How does my event impact the environment? Let’s face it events, although usually joyous, generate waste, overuse natural. Plastic bags, c...

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: January 2009

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Friday, January 30, 2009. Finding a Location Part 3. Any successful event must meet the budget. It is important to calculate your budget. With an open-ended budget, anyone can plan a great event but when your financial resources are limited you must be resourceful and creative. A professional event planner with experience can always plan a great event with any reasonable budget. Ask yourself these questions:. Do the venues fall within your budget parameters for space, technical and catering expenses?

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: September 2008

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Sunday, September 28, 2008. Why use an Event Planner? Depending on the size and complexity of the event planning and coordination may begin weeks, months, or even years before the date of the event. Labels: Event Planning Direction. Monday, September 15, 2008. Why use an Event Planner? Labels: bay area event planning procurement. Monday, September 8, 2008. Why use an Event Planner? Be well and Happy Planning! Monday, September 1, 2008. Why should I use a professional planner? Whether your event is an off...

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: Going Event Green - Part Three

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Monday, June 15, 2009. Going Event Green - Part Three. Find a local composting facility. Finding a local composting facility can be difficult. The best place to start is. With the local trash hauler or recycling facility to find out if they offer a composting. Pick-up service or a drop-o site, or can recommend a company that. You can find a list of composting facilities at:. 8226; http:/ www.findacomposter.com/. Additionally local farms may be interested in adding food waste and compostable. DrivingGreen...

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: Going Event Green - Part Two

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Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Going Event Green - Part Two. Here is a list of products for a Zero-Waste Event:. A zero-waste event should only include disposable products that can either be recycled or composted. Choose disposables created from rapidly renewing resources like corn, sugarcane or potatoes, rather than using petroleum-based plastic or paper products made from trees. Cups – PLA corn-based alternative to plastic:. Plates – Bagasse, sugarcane-based alternative to tree paper:. To make this cutlery, ve...

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: December 2008

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Monday, December 22, 2008. Finding a Location Part 1. This is where producing a great event starts. Finding the best event venue for your event takes some time and is critical to the overall success of your event, meeting or team building. The following series will help you understand the process a professional planner uses in locating the perfect spot for a great event. Identify dates. The first step is to check the calendar because timing will influence many decisions. Other than a hotel, what unexpect...

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Your Event Planning Blog by Darryl Scotti Events: Finding a Location Part 3

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Friday, January 30, 2009. Finding a Location Part 3. Any successful event must meet the budget. It is important to calculate your budget. With an open-ended budget, anyone can plan a great event but when your financial resources are limited you must be resourceful and creative. A professional event planner with experience can always plan a great event with any reasonable budget. Ask yourself these questions:. Do the venues fall within your budget parameters for space, technical and catering expenses?