How to become a party planner

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Ready, set, go!

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: The moodboard

Lecture 3: Mood board: Colors

Lecture 4: Mood board: Theme of the party

Lecture 5: Mood board: Atmosphere

Lecture 6: Mood board: Materials

Lecture 7: Automated party planning timeline spreadsheet

Lecture 8: Websites to know as a party planner

Lecture 9: What is the difference between a party and an event?

Lecture 10: Table etiquette

Lecture 11: Table setting

Lecture 12: Table seating

Lecture 13: Calculating the space of a room

Lecture 14: How to know how much drinks to order

Lecture 15: Overall organising tips and tricks

Lecture 16: Decoration and flowers

Lecture 17: Real life cases + exercise

Lecture 18: The event sheet

Lecture 19: What questions to ask your suppliers

Lecture 20: Bonus: How to wrap an amazing gift

Chapter 2: Communication with your clients

Lecture 1: How to handle a meeting

Lecture 2: Giving great party planner service

Lecture 3: What is service?

Lecture 4: Why offer great party planning service?

Lecture 5: How to offer great service part 1

Lecture 6: How to offer great service part 2

Lecture 7: Exercise: service is…

Lecture 8: The language of a great party planner

Lecture 9: Language put to practice

Lecture 10: The art of conversation

Lecture 11: How to handle different types of clients

Lecture 12: Eye for detail

Lecture 13: Be the most unique party planner with this powerful technique

Lecture 14: Real life examples of amazing service

Chapter 3: Setting up your party planner business

Lecture 1: Do you need investment to start?

Lecture 2: Why you need a business plan

Lecture 3: How much should you charge?

Lecture 4: Showing the budget to your client

Lecture 5: Thank you!