First and foremost let’s separate at-home parties from catered events at venues, because usually at-home parties are “catered” by family and friends while venues either have in-house catering or you can/have to hire a private caterer for your event.
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The last day of August, 2019 wasn’t just another hot and sunny summer day in Athens. After a whole year of dreaming, envisioning, implementing and organizing your wedding-plans it was the day of your wedding.
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Social events, even if we make them as unique and tailored to us as possible, have a few key vendors that are common for all. Depending on the event itself you’ll need a few or an array of vendors to contribute to the success of the event.
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Compiling a guest list is your next big thing to tackle so you can make decisions that’ll produce an awesome event. Depending on your event-purpose this task might be a 10-minute-case, a multi-day-brainstorming and everything in between.
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Modern-day Mother’s Day began in the United States, at the initiative of Anna Jarvis in the early 20th century and it’s celebrated on the second Sunday of May for more than 90 countries. It is a celebration honoring the mother of the family, as well as motherhood.
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THE EASTER DATE “ALGORITHM”
Each year the date of both Catholic and Orthodox Easters change weekends and more often than not, the Orthodox happens later by some weeks.
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The last year of high school for a student means your nose is glued to the books, sleepless nights to cram a little more knowledge into your head, not enough hours spent trying to catch up on sleep.
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Step by step, you are getting closer to establishing a memorable event that’ll reflect your personality and style, please all your guests and will leave you satisfied with all you’ve achieved. A rather dull and sometimes uncomfortable but absolutely necessary aspect of event planning is finances.
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In my quest for the true meaning and real story behind Valentine’s day I came upon numerous articles and blog posts that recount the story of a Christian priest named Valentine , the Lupercalia , the Roman Emperor Claudius Gothicus II and a blind girl who happened to be a jailer’s daughter. The only safe conclusion to these stories is that the way we celebrate this day has nothing to do with St. Valentine himself or the reason he was martyred for.
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The next step in organizing a successful and memorable event is choosing a team that will make sure that your vision will come to life. As awesomely organized and creative you might be, nobody establishes an event on his/her own.
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It’s only fitting that we start the new year with a blog post about the «Color of the Year 2019». It is an annual announcement from the U.S. based Pantone Color Institute, best known for its color matching system, enabling color-sensitive decisions for designers and manufacturers in the graphic, fashion and product design industry.
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Now that 2018 is coming to an end, I hope and wish your «Year in Review» was favorable…
Τώρα, που το 2018 τελειώνει, ελπίζω και εύχομαι η ανασκόπηση της χρονιάς αυτής να ήταν ευνοϊκή…
Most, hogy a 2018-as év végéhez ér, remélem, hogy az elmúlt év felülvizsgálata kedvezően alakult…
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I’d like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I hope that you have all been on Santa’s nice list, and get lots of goodies!
Θα ήθελα να επωφεληθώ αυτής της ευκαιρίας για να ευχηθώ σε καθέναν από εσάς Καλά Χριστούγεννα με υγεία και ευτυχία. Ελπίζω ότι όλοι είστε στην «καλή» λίστα του Αϊ Βασίλη και θα πάρετε πολλά καλούδια!
Szeretném megragadni ezt a lehetőséget, hogy mindenkinek nagyon Boldog Karácsonyt és Kellemes Ünnepeket kívánjak. Remélem, mindannyian a Mikulás «jó» listáján vannak, és rengeteg ajándékot fognak kapni!
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