Climate, poetry, tender messages – what is this?
We direct goals into reality. But, it’s not enough just to line up cabaret, logistics and catering one after the other. We create a climate, build poetry…and are not afraid of improvisation.
That’s probably why we belong to the creative scene, as we’re told, because we don’t just feel responsible for the organization, if the food is warm or not…
Do we really need events in the digitally connected world?
…mail, sms, telephone, nudge – standards overlap standards. That’s not enough. If one doesn’t want to be entertained, but rather, wishes to converse with others; that is just not enough!! We have more needs: We want, yea, we must get out of the house – otherwise we won’t have anything to tell!!
It should be noted, that the event boom started right after digitalization. That’s why live adventures are flourishing parallel to the permanent virtual connections.
What does an event cost?
The word “event“ is like the words “concert,” “cake,” or “car,” a species name for a vendor’s tray which holds so many different things: Culture, adventure, tales, histories, and skills. And with that we try to breathe life into an event. It’s our craft to reach the sighted goal with tender messages.
And although giving out cost outlines before a concept is often requested – to do so is unprofessional. In the end it is the image you would like which decides whether you will drive toward the goal in a Fiat 500 or a Bentley.
Is well-planned half or all of the battle?
I would say three-fourths!
A good event is a living product – and can therefore be changed by Mother Nature!
A strategic paper, a brain script, will serve as the imagination’s support pad, because until the big day, the colorful picture exists only in one’s head. This picture must be translated into a reality, and for that you need to confront and adapt to all the loose cannons that come around the corner from every direction.
Alongside all the conciseness and exactitude, we often work against the planning and paper conscious, and sometimes, it leads to this, that the participant or guests actually see the event as a chore.
Does each new event really need something new?
He who wishes to be noticed should dare something!
Grab a bit of interest from the people! Pull on the right strings – that’s the goal!
There is a lot of the same – therefore one should spice things up with surprise and produce the unexpected. That’s how events come about which are not forgotten, which are distinctive.
It requires a certain amount of courage from the client, but believe me: timidity limits movement and in our business, success… Have courage for the discontinuities whose reward is the talk of the town.
