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We're #hiring a new Project Coordinator - Event Design Production in Washington DC-Baltimore Area. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Hiring for #contentcreators in the Washington, DC metro area! Check out the flyer below for instructions on who were are looking for and how to submit info!

We are hiring a Props Coordinator. Ideal candidates are those with theater experience managing the prop inventory. Also anyone with furniture related inventory experience would fit the role as well. If you know anyone please let me know!

#Hiring for our Inventory Coordinator position! The role directly supports our design team and proposal process by being our go to person for #InventoryManagement and inventory related questions.

We created a bar intended for bartenders but it seems like it only goes out for DJ's. We aren't complaining =) I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced anything like this. ? Available on our site.

Planning on designing or installing a high-end event at a private residence? Watch out for these pricing pitfalls that, quite frankly, we had to learn the hard way! ? ? 1. LOGISTICS? ? If you are moving through the house, you are avoiding the client's stuff or being careful not to damage the walls or doorways. If you are installing in the backyard, you are leaving the dollies at the curb and hand-carrying over the grass. Lastly, WHEN you encounter stairs, OVER-anticipate the physical toll it will take on your crew. All of these mean additional manpower to ensure everything is safely installed on time. And trust me, additional crew or overtime does not come cheap!? ? 2. INFRASTRUCTURE ? ? It's usually a challenge to find accessible power, especially outdoors, and overloading the electrical capacity crosses your mind constantly. The septic system is 100% used to a family of 4, and it might throw a tantrum with all those extra guests. These limitations mean at times we gotta bring in generators and potentially even portable restrooms. It's better to plan, with cost considered, than to scramble to get the job done because of an infrastructure mishap.? ? 3. THIS IS A NEIGHBORHOOD? ? Let's not forget about the delightful world of Homeowner Associations and neighbors. They have rules, and we are going to play by them. Strict noise ordinances? Permit nightmares? These can add serious delays and fees to the process.? ? 4. THIS DEFINITELY ISN'T A VENUE? ? A house wasn't built to party. Limited space, low ceilings, awkward floor plans—they all make it harder to create that seamless look and flow we're after. We can work our magic, but it might mean scaling back in some way. Personally this is where like to dig in and get creative about changing the scene. Just keep in mind this professional problem-solving creativity is taxing and should be offered at a premium.? ? An event at a private residence can be just as stunning as any lavish venue, but be prepared for these hidden costs. Transparency is key. You'll work your magic, but you gotta be realistic and anticipate. Remember, a little forethought can save you a lot of financial heartache or worse a damaged credibility!

It took 80,000 lbs of sand to create a beach club in our client's backyard for an unforgettable 40th Birthday Party! Don't let the video fool you; this wasn't a resort in Miami... just a house in Virginia ???

Installing a beach in the backyard ?? Planning: @laurynprattes @leighheiserman Production + Rentals: @socialsupplydesign Caterering: @heirloomdc Logo: @theideaemporium

South Florida? Nope, this is Northern Virginia!!! Stay tuned for how we did it ??

Gave the salon a makeover ??♀?? ? @planejanesalon