#10 – Your event team – how many people are required to run the event and what roles do they have? Prepare an event script for each team member so he/she knows what is happening and when throughout the day. #9 – Permits & licensing – if required, get liquor, event or parking permits for your event.
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#8 – Event registration – on the invitation, let guests know how to register or RSVP for the event. #7 – Invitations – design and deliver invitations to the event guests and include an RSVP date. #6 – Sponsorship requirements – if sponsors are part of your event, create a sponsorship proposal and package. #5 – Marketing – develop a marketing plan and promotional materials. #4 – Event agenda – what is the objective of the event, is entertainment booked? #3 – Food & Beverage – will you use a caterer or onsite F&B team? #2 – Event venue – what venue is right for your event and who is in charge of sourcing the venue and meeting with the venue’s team to complete a walk through? #1 – Event supplies – what do you need to add to your event toolbox for this event? For example, scissors, what kind of tape(s), staples, hair bands, bobby pins, markers, etc. When putting your checklist together, here are some key areas to include: Now watch today’s episode of EventPlanning BlueprintTV because we’re talking about how to create the perfect event planning checklist for every you event you plan. Whether you’re planning one event or multiple events at the same time, your event checklist will keep you organized and allow time to trouble shoot before a (potential) problem arises. (* *This is a sample and you’ll need to customize it to meet your event needs.) To get started, click here to get your free-event-planning-checklist. #4 – Once the event is over, complete an event post mortem to build an event planning checklist for your next event. #3 – Use Google Docs, for example, to share your event checklist (or parts of it) with your clients, if they’re responsible for anything in the planning stage. #2 – When putting your checklist together, start with the basics and add line items as you continue to plan your event #1 – Use your event objective and budget to create an event checklist so you don’t miss any steps 4 Tips To Create an Event Planning Checklist
While there’s no ‘one size fits all’ to follow, there are some basic guidelines to use when putting together your event planning checklist. It’s one of the most important pieces of planning any event, and yet most event planners don’t get it right. Having the right event planning checklist is what will (or won’t!) make your event a success.