While hosting an event in your home can be a lot of fun, there are also practical aspects to think about for keeping everyone safe. Opening your home to a larger group of people than usual also means opening yourself up to greater liability. Here are some questions to ask about the logistics of keeping guests safe at your home event.
Who Is Responsible for the Event?
Your safety planning might look different if you are hosting an event for friends, coworkers, or acquaintances that belong to the same organization as you.
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A winter wedding may not be the first choice on many couple's lists, but it can be a fantastic time to exchange vows. Modern winter nuptials can be beautiful and romantic with the right atmosphere. If you're planning one, there are 4 fabulous ways to warm up your own winter wedding.
Cozy Up the Venue. Make your wedding venue more inviting by adding layers and softness. Floor-to-ceiling drapes on walls or windows, billowing linens, and draped backgrounds provide a feeling of warmth and intimacy.
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When planning your wedding, you want to be sure that it is as fun and exciting for everyone as it can possibly be. A great way to make sure that kids and adults can have fun at your wedding is to have inflatable bouncy houses available for everyone to use. The guide below walks you through a few things to consider when renting bouncy houses.
Get Permission from the Venue
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If you enjoy going to see concerts in your spare time, you most likely have ticket stubs, like those from Academy Tickets, and perhaps even VIP passes that you have kept as mementos. Instead of shoving these treasures inside a jewelry box or china cabinet drawer, consider displaying them where you will be able to view them daily. Here are some fun ways to show off the concerts you have seen to others.
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Few things may seem more romantic than planning a wedding at a gorgeous outdoor venue. If you are like many brides, your main concern with such a venue may be with the weather. The largest concern is often rain, but this can usually be handled with the addition of an event tent or canopy. The key is to consider all weather conditions and make plans to deal with them.
Wind
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