Prominent Event Design Company Helps New Yorkers Generate Wedding and Event Planning Ideas
Strategic Event Design (SED) has managed events for the likes of Time Warner, The Hallmark Channel, ABC Studios and The National Geographic Channel. Now, they're helping you brainstorm for your next event with these unconventional methods.
New York, NY, April 20, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Whether a person is looking to a company like Strategic Event Design for a complete event package, or just to "fill in the gaps" for your next occasion, it can never hurt to do a little brainstorming. But when it comes to wedding and event planning, there is an unlimited wealth of information on the web.
Most people who have planned an event, especially a wedding, have heard of prominent planning sites such as The Knot, Pinterest and BizBash. But for those who are searching something a little different and perhaps specific, they've compiled a list of unexpected resources for planning a wedding or special event.
Google Images
The Google image search can be a real advantage when it comes to trying to visualize a wedding or event. Looking for "red party favors" or "centerpiece ideas"? Just type the search phrase into Google and click "images."
Blog Search
As websites like Pinterest have proven, sometimes it's the little guys that have the best ideas. Like the stay-at-home-mom bloggers, for example. The good news is, Google has created a blog search so people can find out who has blogged about events like the one you're planning. To get to the Google Blog Search, from the left side of the Google Home Page, click "more" and then "blogs."
Past Events
Already have a favorite event company or site whose events you know you like? Try searching for "past events" on their website. If you can't find this link, you can use an advanced Google search like "past event photos site:vanityfair.com." Try this for large corporations, entertainment magazines and event planning companies.
Flickr
Flickr is a great alternative to the Google Image Search, and is typically chalk full of real photographer's images, which you can search and sort (our favorite is the sort by "interesting" option). This photo content is reserved, but can certainly generate some great party planning ideas.
Most people who have planned an event, especially a wedding, have heard of prominent planning sites such as The Knot, Pinterest and BizBash. But for those who are searching something a little different and perhaps specific, they've compiled a list of unexpected resources for planning a wedding or special event.
Google Images
The Google image search can be a real advantage when it comes to trying to visualize a wedding or event. Looking for "red party favors" or "centerpiece ideas"? Just type the search phrase into Google and click "images."
Blog Search
As websites like Pinterest have proven, sometimes it's the little guys that have the best ideas. Like the stay-at-home-mom bloggers, for example. The good news is, Google has created a blog search so people can find out who has blogged about events like the one you're planning. To get to the Google Blog Search, from the left side of the Google Home Page, click "more" and then "blogs."
Past Events
Already have a favorite event company or site whose events you know you like? Try searching for "past events" on their website. If you can't find this link, you can use an advanced Google search like "past event photos site:vanityfair.com." Try this for large corporations, entertainment magazines and event planning companies.
Flickr
Flickr is a great alternative to the Google Image Search, and is typically chalk full of real photographer's images, which you can search and sort (our favorite is the sort by "interesting" option). This photo content is reserved, but can certainly generate some great party planning ideas.
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Strategic Event Design
Bethney Ruggiero
212-877-4744
www.strategiceventdesign.com
Bethney Ruggiero
212-877-4744
www.strategiceventdesign.com
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