Wild wild west. Hollywood glam. Mardi Gras. Whether bold or subtle, it's up to you, the event designer, to evoke feelings of excitement and create memories your guests will have for a lifetime. At the same time, event planners can use every opportunity as free promotion 
and name brand recognition to gain exposure and, thus, future clientele.
Themes can range from the average summer luau party to the "around the world in a day" international extravaganza. The idea however, is to make your life easier when decorating as opposed to your event being a sideshow spectacle. Key words: Less is More.
Lay off the cheese. Stay away from the dollar store decor and use your available resources. The Internet is a wonderful tool in which to order items and find bargains for designs that will make it into the event history books. Strive to give your guests the WOW factor every chance you get.
W-Who thought of that?
O-Outside the Box
W-Wonder what's next?
Always keep your target audience in mind. Seasons don't matter, think of using year round holidays as theme ideas. Feel free to have a patriotic theme in January, a luau in the fall or even a casino theme in July.
Atlanta's moderate temperature makes it that much easier to enjoy timeless themes.
The Event Design Group in Midtown Atlanta prides itself on "creating innovative events with contemporary flair." Take a look at their Atlanta event (pictured left) in which the theme was the 50s. But, in lieu of jukebox and record-on-a-string decor, they decided to take it up a notch using pink and black colors and encouraged their guests to have a ball.
With clients such as Coca-Cola, this design powerhouse is sure to leave the guests in awe after each event—why not do the same at yours?
and name brand recognition to gain exposure and, thus, future clientele. Themes can range from the average summer luau party to the "around the world in a day" international extravaganza. The idea however, is to make your life easier when decorating as opposed to your event being a sideshow spectacle. Key words: Less is More.
Lay off the cheese. Stay away from the dollar store decor and use your available resources. The Internet is a wonderful tool in which to order items and find bargains for designs that will make it into the event history books. Strive to give your guests the WOW factor every chance you get.
W-Who thought of that?
O-Outside the Box
W-Wonder what's next?
Always keep your target audience in mind. Seasons don't matter, think of using year round holidays as theme ideas. Feel free to have a patriotic theme in January, a luau in the fall or even a casino theme in July.
Atlanta's moderate temperature makes it that much easier to enjoy timeless themes.The Event Design Group in Midtown Atlanta prides itself on "creating innovative events with contemporary flair." Take a look at their Atlanta event (pictured left) in which the theme was the 50s. But, in lieu of jukebox and record-on-a-string decor, they decided to take it up a notch using pink and black colors and encouraged their guests to have a ball.
With clients such as Coca-Cola, this design powerhouse is sure to leave the guests in awe after each event—why not do the same at yours?
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