Mitzvah Projects

Posted by Heidi on April 22nd, 2012 in General, 5 Comments
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Humane Society Donations Sign

It is customary and encouraged to undertake a Mitzvah project while studying and preparing for a B’nai Mitzvah.  Our families often ask us for assistance in selecting the project as well as a creative way to incorporate the Mitzvah Project into their B’nai Mitzvah celebration. While ‘Mitzvah’ does not need to be the party theme, [...]

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NACE Uncorked! Designers Challenge 2012

Pandas

Innovative Party Planners has been awarded the ‘Best Overall Table Designer’ at NACE Baltimore Chapter’s Uncorked! 2012. UNCORKED! is an award-winning fundraiser showcasing the creative talents of local members of the event industry and is the signature annual fundraiser benefiting the chapter, the Foundation of NACE, and Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland. We want [...]

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‘F’ is for ‘Feminine’ and ‘Football’

Posted by Heidi on December 19th, 2011 in General, Parties and Events, No Comments
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Jamie's Introduction

Jamie is a HUGE Ravens football fan.  Her celebration took place at the M and T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens. We started out by creating an event logo, embracing both of her passions. In addition to being a huge Ravens fan, Jamie plays polo crosse and wanted to incorporate this activity into [...]

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Mazel Tov!

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Short on time, working with a tight budget?  Heidi Hiller, owner of Innovative Party Planners provides planning tips to Party and Paper, July 2011, by Abby Heugel.

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Party 911; this is an emergency!

Centerpiece

Last Wednesday afternoon, the phone rang and a familiar voice on the other end, a long time client we adore, was in need of decor for her daughter-in-law’s 40th birthday party.  We go through our usual gathering of information to get all the details like place, theme, favorite colors, age of guest of honor and [...]

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