Archive for the ‘Tech + Gadgets’ Category
April 3, 2008
From gallery openings to birthday bashes to charity benefits, 24-hour party people are being invited to stylish events of all kinds via
pingg. With its modern graphics, cutting edge delivery system and clean interface (devoid of annoying ads),
pingg has quickly become the online invitation of choice for design conscious event planners and chic hosts all over the world.
While
Emily Post may dictate that a handwritten printed ...
January 22, 2008
Your music is portable so why not your DJ? Some cutting-edge technology has eliminated the need for bulky DJ rigs and CD players.
Dubbed the "Playstation Portable for music," the
Pacemaker ($760) from Swedish company
Tonium is so small it fits in the palm of your hand. It features a 120 gigabyte hard drive to store all your music, a built in mixer ...
November 7, 2007
Forget Socialista and Waverly Inn...last night the hottest spot in town was Studio 8H.
Never heard of it? It's a major celebrity hang out and considered to be a New York landmark. For those in-the-know, it also happens to be the home of
Saturday Night Live.
Notes on a Party collaborated with
Dina Kaplan of Founders Club and NBCU Digital to host a blow-out bash (their last one ...
April 25, 2007
Warning: Event planners and brides-to-be reading this post may experience headache, dizziness, or shortness of breath. I am about to bring up a dreaded subject...the seating chart.
Whether you are planning a conference, meeting, wedding or dinner party, where you seat your guests can make a huge impact on their enjoyment and your peace of mind. Figuring out the right chemistry and compatibility among your guests can be an ...
March 30, 2007
Call me a sentimental fool but I love photo albums.
From my best friend's wedding to our safari in Africa, I would spend hours on albums - arranging prints, gluing corners by hand and writing captions in pencil. Choosing an album to house all the images was just as much of a production.
Would it be the Smythson leather or ...
March 22, 2007
Scrolling through someone's
iPod library is a little like rifling through their drawers.....you are bound to find something unexpected.
As a professional event planner, you would assume that I have an extensive collection of music neatly organized into lists for every occasion but it is quite the opposite.
While I ...
