This was almost a fumble! Find out more in this week's blog Did you miss it last week? We "kicked off" the fall season with a wonderful newsletter to our clients discussing the difference between a touchdown, interception and fumble in events. If you missed it, next week we'll be diving in deeper into event interceptions and fumbles with our newsletter.
We actually had to perform an interception this past weekend with some of the floral arrangements for a wedding earlier this week. This is a picture of the finished product to the left. The bride actually never got a chance to see her original bouquet because we had to add an innovative touch to her original bouquet. She wanted the bling factor, and clearly they missed the mark. Not only weren't there any "Diamond" crystals, but the floral arrangement would not have met the client's standards. Therefore, after some reconsideration and thinking on our feet, I actually re-created the bouquet as well as put together her throw-away bouquet for less than $25. So it's important to have the necessary items in your playbook such as a floral class that you took a few years ago in case of an emergency. Before each event, we pack an "emergency kit" that includes random things such as floral tape, various ribbon colors and other items in case of an emergency. Overall the bride was pleased with the finished product and the person who caught her throw away bouquet was happy as well. In next week's newsletter, I will also discuss how there was a fumble at the wedding with the case of the bouquets, but you have to subscribe to see the outcome of the story.
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Have you ever had an event touchdown; had to intercept a disaster from occurring; or had an absolute fumble where you had to recover? If so, please feel free to share!
©2014 by Tillman Davis Enterprises. All Rights Reserved. Garrysa Caffey, MBA | Event Planner, Speaker and Author for Nov8ive Events & Designs. Learn the trade secrets that event planners use to create successful events. Join us today and get our free eBook “The 7 Costly $ins that Can Ruin Any Event”. Visit www.nov8iveevents.com and fill out the form
We actually had to perform an interception this past weekend with some of the floral arrangements for a wedding earlier this week. This is a picture of the finished product to the left. The bride actually never got a chance to see her original bouquet because we had to add an innovative touch to her original bouquet. She wanted the bling factor, and clearly they missed the mark. Not only weren't there any "Diamond" crystals, but the floral arrangement would not have met the client's standards. Therefore, after some reconsideration and thinking on our feet, I actually re-created the bouquet as well as put together her throw-away bouquet for less than $25. So it's important to have the necessary items in your playbook such as a floral class that you took a few years ago in case of an emergency. Before each event, we pack an "emergency kit" that includes random things such as floral tape, various ribbon colors and other items in case of an emergency. Overall the bride was pleased with the finished product and the person who caught her throw away bouquet was happy as well. In next week's newsletter, I will also discuss how there was a fumble at the wedding with the case of the bouquets, but you have to subscribe to see the outcome of the story.
Sharing Is Caring!
Have you ever had an event touchdown; had to intercept a disaster from occurring; or had an absolute fumble where you had to recover? If so, please feel free to share!
©2014 by Tillman Davis Enterprises. All Rights Reserved. Garrysa Caffey, MBA | Event Planner, Speaker and Author for Nov8ive Events & Designs. Learn the trade secrets that event planners use to create successful events. Join us today and get our free eBook “The 7 Costly $ins that Can Ruin Any Event”. Visit www.nov8iveevents.com and fill out the form
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