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Dear
Doug,
We
were
fortunate
to
find
your
services
by
chance.
From
the
very
beginning
of
your
early
meetings
with
us,
you
assured
us
of
your
commitment
and
responsible
attention
to
our
party
needs.
We
discovered
that
what
you
say,
you
deliver!
You
provided
us
with
an
exciting,
fun-filled
evening
of
events
and
dancing
music
for
everyone.
We
had
numerous
comments
about
how
your
music
selection
appealed
to
the
general
audience
so
that
everyone
had
memories
to
dance
to.
Your
special
way
of
starting
the
dance
with
Mixing
Events
and
then
shifting
to a
direct
Dance
Floor
filling
exercise
was
amazing.
This
was
the
strangest
Conga
Convertible
Move
that
I
have
seen
and
something
that
really
got
people
out
of
there
seats
to
engage
in
the
party
early!
It
was
indeed,
our
most
enjoyable,
fun-filled
Christmas
Party
we
have
ever
had.
People
stayed
to
the
end
because
they
really
wanted
to
see
what
the
heck
you
were
going
to
do
next
with
all
your
PROPS
and
SENSE
OF
HUMOUR!
We
are
looking
forward
to
next
year
already
to
see
what
kind
of
shenanigans
you
have
in
store
for
us!
Rita
Wood,
Social
Committee |
Corporate
Parties are usually
a chance for staff
to let loose a
little bit and enjoy
the holiday season
or the special
tribute party from a
totally different
perspective. It is a
standard practice
for social
committees to whip
together an informal
event with a good
meal, some solid
entertainment and
some significant
prizes to celebrate
the productive
results of a
successful year of
business
opportunities. The
real challenge that
faces the party
planners each time
they attempt such a
venture is to figure
out how to make this
year’s function
different from the
“ones” before!
The
party committee has
the dubious
responsibility of
coming up with all
the ideas and
“particulars” that
will create an
atmosphere of fun
and generate quality
memories that will
bring the staff
together when they
return to the grind
for another year.
