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started by Danial Morrow on 05 Apr 12
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    Some entertainers often have special requirements, like a stage, spotlight, two mics or something else, and these items need to be arranged with the facility. There may be a rental fee involved.

    RAFFLE/DOOR PRIZES

    Giving away door prizes or raffle prizes should not be held until after that entertainment or main loudspeaker. Perhaps it's an inducement for a guests to stay until the end.

    When you're selling raffle passes, again you need to produce out a budget. How many tickets does one expect to sell and for how much money? Do you want to brew a profit? Let's say you expect to sell 100 passes to those 200 people likely to come, and we sell them in the banquet for $2. 00 each. That'll give you $200 to purchase prizes with. You can put this inside your general budget or assign someone to address the whole raffle, including purchasing the prizes together with selling the tickets.

    DANCING

    Pursuing the raffle, the formal component to the program is really over. Your people is now able to go home. If you've elected to have a deejay or band, they may stay for dancing.

    The facility might charge to build a dance floor. Sometimes this is a portable dance floor they build right on the carpet. A band will cost anywhere from $150 for each band member to $450 per band member for several hours. A small trio associated with keyboard, drum and guitar may be anywhere from $750 to help $1, 500.

    A great $1, 800 to $3, 500 five-piece group of musicians, including a vocalist, is actually average. If you hire a band, you are able to use one or more these same musicians to give cocktail hour and/or dinner music to get a small additional fee. You normally need to generate a deposit at the time you hire the band. Anything over four hours' playing time is believed overtime, and you should talk to the band or agent about the money necessary overtime when you make the initial arrangements. Bands also need to take a 10-15 instant break each hour. Ask if the band will supply recorded music throughout their breaks.

    MOBILE DEEJAY

    Sometimes it's possible you'll prefer a DeeJay playing recorded music instead of hiring a band. This gives you the advantages of hearing the original recording artist instead of a dance band's rendition.

    Another advantage is that most mobile DeeJay units will set up before dinner and make available to play dinner music at no additional charge, and of course, a DeeJay does not take a break during the evening, so you have non stop music for your event.

    Cost-wise, there is a small percentage difference between a 3-piece band and then a DeeJay. Some DeeJays give a full light-show that several bands do, and even with an additional charge, this could be a real plus. I think it's just a issue of taste. Some people insist upon a live band as well as others are just as adamant in regards to DeeJay.

    PHOTOGRAPHER AND ALSO VIDEOGRAPHER

    Video taping a place, except for historical intentions, is unnecessary. Seldom will the video tape or DVD be watched more than once after the event. plywood tables

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