| There have been many articles written on what a | | | | looking at the practical kit. Now it doesn't have to be |
| wedding planner has in her Emergency Kit or what a | | | | anything fancy, infact I would advise popping down |
| bride should have in her wedding day kit, but there | | | | to your local Bunnings and picking up one of the small |
| hasn't been as many written on what an event | | | | workmans tool boxes and using that as they have |
| planner has in their kit. Do they even have a kit? Of | | | | plenty of compartments. Another good idea is to use |
| course they do. No self-respecting event planner or | | | | one of the scrap booking tool boxes, they also have |
| organiser would attend an event without their trusty | | | | many handy compartments for storing the types of |
| tool kit. | | | | things I am about to suggest. |
| Every planner is different and will have their own | | | | Now you need to try and think ahead of time and |
| style, choice and brands that they use, but | | | | anticipate all the little things you might need when |
| fundamentally most of us will have a very similar list. | | | | you are onsite at an event. To help I usually split my |
| When I am organising an event I usually have my | | | | list up into categories; essentials, tools, admin & |
| practical kit and my event bible. Today we are | | | | extras. |