Description
Simple Stunning Parties At Home
Karen Bussen wrote Simple Stunning Parties At Home. “When the opportunity for celebrating knocks, answer the door and offer it some champagne,” says Karen Bussen. Author of the bestselling “Simple Stunning” wedding series, Bussen now directs her expert’s eye to a more intimate kind of festivity: the at-home party. Her simple stunning credo, though, remains the same: Create menus featuring ingredients in no-fuss, crowd-pleasing preparations; combine homemade and store-bought items in fresh, elegant presentations; tailor colors, tableware, and lighting for visual impact; and limit effort, expense, and waste.
The book details 12 complete plans for four different kinds of parties. Parties including cocktail gatherings, casual suppers, formal dinners, and daytime get-togethers. Each plan includes food and drink menus (with recipes) as well as decor and music suggestions. Follow Bussen’s advice to delight your guests and showcase your style. Great style is the foundation of what great parties are.
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About the author of Simple Stunning Parties At Home
Known for her New York City wedding and event planning, Karen Bussen is the author of six books in STC’s “Simple Stunning” series.
Additionally, she has appeared on several TV programs, including Today, The CBS Early Show, and Home Made Easy.
What is event management?
In fact, a typical event management scenario could be a festival, conference, ceremony, wedding, formal party, concert, or convention. Furthermore, it involves studying the brand, identifying its target audience, designing the event concept, and coordinating the technical aspects before launching it.
The process of planning and implementing an event is known as event planning. It involves factors such as budgeting, scheduling, site selection, permits, arranging for speakers and entertainers, arranging decor, event security, catering, coordinating with third-party vendors, and emergency plans.
The nature of each event varies, so the planning and execution process varies based on the event’s type.
