​You can update, add, and remove basic information on your account.  You can edit information like your event service zip code and change the password as well.
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Edit your "account" information:

1. Open your  eventPRO dashboard. You may need to sign in.
2. Under your name or company name  , click the "edit account" button.
3. Submit and edit the information preferred as shown on the screen.

 
Yes, cell phones are becoming a lingering bother... for some of us. In today's world, phones are everywhere. About 65% of online surfing and website visits comes from a mobile device. Online posting of many occasions occur at events to document the moment alone.

There are multiple articles out there that state ways to unplug guest from their cellular devices. Those ideas range from asking guest on invitations not to use their phones or simply holding phones when a guest enters the event / wedding. Seems a bit much, however for some events do require that level of multiple announcements that state, "NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY PLEASE AND THANK YOU". Yeah, who listens  to that.

At this time, we believe in embracing change for the greater good, especially when they are paradigm changes. You know - those pivotal changes that affect a great amount of people and business practice in a given area or industry.  Instead of asking a guest to put away their phone to get the "perfect" photo, how about zooming in on the device's screen picture to get the shot the guest is trying to get. It creates a less cliché photo as well. Talk about having an assistant who does not know they are assisting with documenting a special moment : )

It is different, it is fresh, it is personable to include the reality from our current state within a frame a client can 4EVR (forever) reflect on.  This is a shot truly appreciated when seen after post-production. Let us remain and maintain our invisibility and professionalism to better service the bride, groom, party, and / or event guest.

You have helped clients make sense of who should sit by whom. Presently it's a great opportunity to get inventive and make it their own. Here are five (5) imaginative plans to help a client create seat assignments:

1. CUSTOMIZED NOTES.
   As an option in contrast to conventional escort cards on a table, make a board and stick the cards on a level plane. Utilize a blend of hues and plans that coordinate your wedding topic. A contacting expansion is a card to say thanks on the posterior. Tell your visitors the amount you value them for visiting and include a charming memory you have with every individual!
   
   
2. EDGE IT UP.
   For an inventive curve, Maxine and Eric utilized a few picture edges and they recorded their visitor by table on every one; making a lovely showcase. Reward: Keep the casings for your home stylistic theme!
   
   
3. FUSE THEIR WEDDING SUBJECT.
   Add components to the seating cards as per your wedding subject, for example, since our wedding gatherings occur at a wonderful private shoreline, we've had couples bring adorable, clay coral spot card holders. One of our top picks was Jackie and Andrew's wedding – they utilized clay sand dollars with the visitor names written in gold pen. Leave it alone
   
   In the event that you incline toward that your visitors have the opportunity to settle down anyplace, let them know with an enhancing board and an infectious expression like: "We found one another, presently discover a seat!"
   
   
4. KEEP IT TOGETHER.
   A few couples carry card stock with a rundown of visitors for every table that we can hang at the passage of our banquet room. Nicole and Nick went above and beyond and connected an adorable, out-dated key to each — it looked great and exquisite!
   
   
5. PICK YOUR "SEAT!".
   ​For a Wedding in Mexico, an incredible method to make a reference and kick the gathering off is by welcome your visitors with an injection of Tequila while sending them to their seats! The seating cards are immaculate to fit on a lime cut and add a little enjoyable to set the inclination for your wedding occasion.

​Oh no, do not worry! This is not a list of 75 professional tips. This is customer support before a customer requires support. This is marketing the way it has always been done. Customer service is not a department. Customer service is company wide and word of mouth.

When you service clients and their event guest, there are multiple opportunities at that event after the service is completed to make great impressions with guest. These impressions are opportunities to  not only refer customers and be rewarded, but ideally fill your calendar as well. Event guest eyes may be on you during that service you are providing. Here are a couple tips to maintain good professionalism and be customer-centric:

1. Timeliness
   Continuously be on schedule. This heightens customer satisfaction  during events and weddings just as much as answering messages, emails, and telephone calls.
   
   
2. Friendly, Polite Manner
   Maintain essential guidelines of gratitude. This means keeping up an agreeable, good-natured way of business during the customer client connection and service. 
   
   
3. Respectful
   Continuously admire deeply. Keep in mind of your client's time and the event client's guest with consideration.
   
   
4. Dress Professionally, but Comfortable
   Dress like you have a place at the occasion you are capturing. You should plan to mix in with the group. This does not mean formal attire for men or a formal dress for ladies all the time, but a good rule of thumb is to wear black (unless this is an all white event : ). In case you are uncertain of what to wear, decide in favor of alert and overdress for the event.
   
   
5. Use Appropriate Language and Tone and Listen Effectively
   Tune in to your client. This will enable you to decide their needs and prerequisites for the event. Even when comfortable, continuously use  suitable language and manner when speaking.
   
   
6. Show Sensitivity to Gender/ Cultural and Social Differences 
   Each client and their guest are extremely important. Your experience as an eventPRO will be much easier if your opinion on sexual orientation, culture, and economics remain respectful and more neutral. Understanding these distinctions will give you a more respected edge when working with clients. It will not just make your experience more simple, but also your clients may value your direction of opinion outside the topics above more often.
   
   
7. Understand Client Desires 
   The initial step to understanding client desires is tuning in. When you have recognized the client's necessities and desires, it will be easier to give suitable items and services. It is important that every item and service surpasses the client's desires and expectations.
   
   
8. Communicate Clearly and Effectively
   eventPROs should almost always communicate unmistakably and successfully. This implies communication  ought to be conveyed in a straightforward way that is effectively comprehended. Viable correspondence keeps everybody in agreement, adds to the event, and guarantees more satisfied customers.
   
   
9. Educate the Clients on Any Issues and Developments That Include Them 
   Servicing clients could include a few last-minute changes and issues throughout the process. It is significant that eventPROs determine carefully when it is important to communicate to clients regarding any issues that would legitimately affect them or their event. Continuously keep the client up-to date if there's an issue as well.
   
   
10. React to the Client Immediately 
    Clients will contact the eventPRO all through the procedure. It is essential to react to the client right away. Regardless of whether you can not furnish them with the appropriate response right then and there, illuminate them that you are attempting to find them a solution and they ought to hope to hear once more from you by a particular time/date (or window).
    
    
11. Remain Centered and Focused Remain focused on your event as an eventPRO. Try not to become completely involved with the energy of the occasion as a guest and neglect to work. You are free to visit with guests about the service and mingle, however keep servicing as agreed to. You are there to service and not ONLY take an interest in the occasion. 
    
    Know this is not a comprehensive rundown; use good judgment to fill in the holes : )

​Having the correct inventory for an event or wedding can be a daunting expense report. Stress ensues from the very thought of purchasing an additional lens, searching for the perfect makeup palette, saving time when your favorite headphones break, and so much more.
 
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​Quick Two (2) Minute Read

In this order of priority:

1. PRICE
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2. REVIEWS
   
   
3. PHOTOS
   
   
4. AVAILABILITY
   
   
5. RESPONSIVENESS
   
   
6. LOCATION

​Beside value, audits and photographs are the most essential highlights couples see when choosing which merchants to at first contact.

​Indeed, about 80% of couples observe surveys to be essential in their basic leadership process and are bound to think about a seller with both positive and negative reviews than no reviews by any stretch of the imagination.

Perhaps the most daunting wedding planning task is finding the perfect venue for your wedding day.

We have all been there were our clients have detailed requirements. It is like awwwww man OR sheesh!  But these quick few tips can help confirm you are doing it correctly along the way:

1. STICK TO BUDGET.
   Nothing is worse than telling your client hey this is $15,000 more.
   
   
2. LOCATION.
   This sometimes can be very difficult but use your connections to make this work with your clients.
   
   
3. VISIT MORE THAN ONCE.
   Won’t hurt to double check the venue multiple times with a client present.