IN the world of events, there are clients and there are themes. But on one special occasion, designed and produced at San Marino, Calif.'s stately Huntington Library and Gardens by Charles Banfield, the two were one and the same. Created to fête ...
SHE came to New York looking for an acting career, but she is now a star of special events. As director of protocol and corporate entertainment for financial media giant Forbes Inc., Cathi Culbertson and her full-time staff of five oversee an ave...
TIP: Make last-minute changes make the rounds.
With her T-Mobile BlackBerry 7230, manufactured by Research in Motion, Chicago Downtown Marriott Magnificent Mile director of catering sales Jeanette Stancato can keep colleagues apprised of every e...
IT was only fitting that the lighting at the Nobel Prize awards banquet should shine, considering the luminaries in attendance. The 1,400 guests at the December ceremony included members of the Swedish royal family, international politicians and ...
The wedding dress may be white, but announcements and invitations can go green thanks to eco-friendly invitations from Green Field Paper Co. The San Diego-based company's line of Grow-a-Note products are made from recycled paper printed with soy...
FrostingArt technology from Flagler Beach, Fla.-based Cakes Across America allows the company to create custom confections by imprinting text, photos or company logos onto the frosting of cakes and cupcakes. To order, clients e-mail or upload the...
EVENTS are big business at city and country clubs, but to keep up with the high-tech demands of members and competition from other venues, clubs feel the pressure to upgrade their technological capabilities. From adding state-of-the-art audiovisu...
