Picture this: It’s a sunny Saturday in Lagos. The bride walks into her wedding reception and gasps—everything is perfect. The decor, the timing, the ambience. She turns to her planner with tears in her eyes and says, “You made my dream come true.” That planner didn’t get lucky. They earned that moment through dedication, strategy, and consistency. In Nigeria’s vibrant

Event planning is a fast-paced and demanding profession. From coordinating venues to managing clients and juggling last-minute changes, the pressure can be overwhelming. As an event planner, your job involves not only ensuring a seamless experience for others but also balancing numerous tasks, often at the expense of your own well-being. But here’s the thing: if you’re not taking care

Planning an event is more than just setting a date and securing a venue. A truly successful event hinges on understanding your attendees—who they are, what they need, and how you can give them the best possible experience. That’s why collecting the right event attendee details is not just important—it’s essential. But what exactly should an event planner or host