If you’re in charge of a wedding or corporate event in 2020, make sure that your resolution to make it the best one ever are not just an empty promise you make to yourself. Here’s how.
If you’re the person in your organisation who’s tasked with making the next trade show more memorable than ever, here are some very good reasons as to why adding a bit of magic can be one of your best ever decisions.
It’s one of the great paradoxes of the modern wedding that couples spend so much time planning the big day – but skimp on their research when it comes to booking their entertainment.
As a professional mentalist, I have the pleasure of performing at countless weddings throughout the year, but am also called on by a wide variety of companies to add value to their various corporate events.
Like most entertainers who perform regularly at corporate events I’m frequently asked what’s the secret of a truly memorable occasion. It’s fair to say that there’s no single answer, but one of the contributing factors that I’d like to focus on in this blog is the concept of knowing your audience.
Weddings are rightfully referred to as ‘The Big Day’, and there’s no doubt that brides and grooms the length and breadth of the land invest so much of themselves in this single day that it’s hard to imagine a bigger event – leaving aside the arrival of the kids, of course!
The last thing you want at your wedding or corporate event is for your guests to be bored or uninterested at various stages of the day or night.
If you’re thinking of attending a trade show or exhibition and want to make maximum impact, then maybe it’s time you thought about recruiting the services of a mentalist to make sure you get maximum bang for your buck.
I often get asked when the best time is to start my performance at a wedding, and normally, I suggest the drinks reception / pre dinner period.
If you’re working on a tight budget but still want to have your dream wedding, then maybe the secret lies in being more selective in when you have your big day