Get Ahead of the Game: Top 3 Trends in Event Planning for 2024
Event planning has always been a dynamic industry, constantly evolving and adapting to the changing times. This is especially true today, as we look forward to 2024 and beyond here at Wright Group Event Services. In this blog post, we’ll be exploring the top 3 trends we may be seeing in event planning for 2024, […]
Event Tent Rental Planning – What You Need To Know
Planning an outdoor event usually requires planning for tent rentals to house guests, protect from the weather, and create the event footprint. But just renting a set of tents is not enough. Careful planning in this area requires consideration in a number of areas. Below are five main questions to ask yourself when approaching a […]
Walk The Room – Is Your Event Floor Plan Working?
The logistics of planning an event can be highly detailed, including creating a well-designed floor plan. As the article below suggests, if you get it right, your guests will have an amazing experience. If you get it wrong, a disrupted guest experience could lead to disaster. We at Wright Group Event Services have seen both […]
3 Tips To Equipment Rental For a Successful Tradeshow
Tradeshows, expositions and conventions are common methods to showcase multivendor events, retrospectives, product launches and so much more, all designed to bring together broad audiences to establish relationships. Over the years, we have assisted with tradeshows such as the Denver Auto Show, Aspen Jazz Fest and the Taste of Colorado, to name just a few. […]
4 Ideas For Early Planning For Holiday Events
This year as we begin to gather again for our holiday celebrations, company gatherings and special events like weddings and anniversaries, it is even more important to plan early. Demand increases, supply shortages and staffing issues could impact your ability to create the perfect gathering. The Wright Group Event Services is proud and grateful that […]
What Is Behind a Memory?
Did you know there is a science behind how we remember events? First, we need a sensory event that triggers our brains. Then the information moves into short term, working memory. Finally, the information moves into long term memory if neurological synopsis occurs. We say get those brain neurons working with an event! For a […]