Whether you're planning a large-budget corporate holiday party or a more intimate gathering, we've put together a list of helpful considerations to make to ensure a successful event. How big is the party and who are the attendees? What's the budget? Will there be a theme? If so, what? Read More
With lots of people attending your event, you might find it challenging to locate and distinguish your guests and staff members. Read More
Consider putting up a fun wall with your logo. The idea is to attract people to engage, interact, take photos against it and share on social media. It's a superb way to spread brand awareness! Invite a well-spoken expert who will motivate your attendees. Read More
Event planners should always keep their guests’ comfort in mind. Plan ahead and make sure you’ve got all these ticked: Take a load off your guests’ shoulders. Stow away their jackets, scarves, etc. so they can enjoy the event fully without having to worry about carrying all their stuff. Read More
Have you started cooking up your Halloween bash? Whether you're planning for kids or for adults, here's a short list of things you'll need for a sweet Halloween party (pun intended)! Send out paper or e-invites. Put up posters, hand out flyers, call up friends. Read More
The verification code on your credit card may appear in a number of different locations depending on the brand of card. Below you can see examples showing the location on the major credit cards.
On Visa cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Mastercard, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Discover cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Visa Electron cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
