Blog
Our blogs cover a variety of topics from educational, case studies and highlights. Our 10-part Event Consulting blog series offers you an in-depth look at the ins and outs of Event Consulting.
2026 Event Trends: What Is New & What Is Next
What is in and out, that is all we care about! This year will not disappoint in the least, as things are changing, and boy, do not let them cease! It is the reign of the horsepower, so hang on tight, and let us explore what it is our clients are craving this time!
Year of the Horse: How fast will your horse run in 2026?
It’s no secret that this year will move fast—blink, and it’s gone. There’s a reason we measure engines in horsepower: it represents stamina, strength, and sustained performance.
2026 Pantone Colour of the Year: Cloud Dancer
As clockwork, every January, I sit down and discuss the Pantone Colour of the Year and how you can apply it to your event. But first, before we do that, it is imperative to understand the decision behind it.
Things I am GRATEFUL FOR
Things I am grateful for often come from the smallest moments — have you ever heard of the butterfly effect? If one event did not happen, then its path would not come to be true.
What Sharon is Loving Right Now
If only we could stop for a second to breathe, the field is changing so fast. With many shifts, opportunities come and go. It is almost unpredictable what the next trend will be.
10 Tasks an Event Consultant Can Do
Planning events is not for the faint of heart. It requires dedication, attention to detail, acquiring permits, negotiations, and risk assessments
Why Expert Event Consultation is Crucial for Your Brand
It is not just about logistics. Expert event consultation is a brand strategy. More often than not, new startups or existing brands can find themselves “lost” while searching for their identity.
How Was This Event Unique? – Remembering A Legend
Many of you might scroll through and never take the time to learn who Rob Milne was.
It Is Not Your Event – It Is Theirs: The “Guest-First” Philosophy
When planning an event, it should always start with one thing: the guests. From the very beginning. Even when someone casually glances at your invite, that’s your cue to start paying attention.
What Sharon is Loving Right Now
Every few weeks, I write about what I have been loving lately. This time, it is for a more personal reason. When I started my first business in event planning…
AI: The Good and the Bad in Events
Artificial intelligence is undeniably here to stay. While it offers countless advantages, it’s crucial to remain mindful of the potential risks associated with its use.
Sustainable Events: Making a Difference in 2025
Do you pause and ask yourself, “Am I doing enough to make a difference?” Do your efforts truly matter? The answer is a resounding yes.