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International Event Design is a full service event planning firm that emphasizes on the couple’s individuality and style. As one of South Florida’s premier wedding planning and design companies, our firm is dedicated to providing the highest level of service, innovative creativity, and sophistication. International Event Design also specializes in destination weddings in Europe, South America and the
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International Event Design provides event planning services worldwide with our main offices based out of Miami Florida. You will also find our information in the knot, brides magazines and their corresponding websites. International Event Design has been a big supporter of non-profit organizations in our community. We enjoy supporting children's causes and organizations that promote children's education, motivation and their well being. We are very proud to work with our local community and charities by conducting fundraisers throughout the year. You could visit our blog for recent charitable events.
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Choosing a reception site:Begin your search right after you have your head count. Book your reception site 9 to 12 months in advance. It’s time to do your homework. Consult brides.com for theknot.com for a wide array of ideas by color, theme, style and locations. Get recommendations from friends, family members, coworkers and a wedding planner—anyone whose opinion you trust and chat with brides in your area. Before making appointments with site managers, request the following over the phone:
Narrow down your list of sites, based on the phone interviews, and schedule site tours. Bring a notebook and pencil, and write down answers to your questions.
Tour the entire facility, including bathrooms and kitchens. Note the quality of the lighting, and the availability and positioning of electrical outlets (for your band or DJ). Make sure the site’s decor and ambience complement the style and colors of your wedding. Ask to speak to former clients. If your request for references is denied, consider that a red flag, and move on. Request a second visit, when another wedding is being set up, to accurately assess the site’s size. If this is not possible, ask to see photos of events that have taken place there. If the site has an in-house caterer, schedule a meeting to discuss menu options and a tasting. |
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