I normally deliver pops and set them up for the happy couple the day of. I have a bride that wants me to drop her items off early the day before. How do you suggest I do this to keep not so gentle people from breaking them? The hotel will be taking over once I drop them off.
no one is going to care as much as the person who made them and the person who is paying for them. I would point this out to you client and see if she can find one person on the venue staff who will take charge of and be responsible for the pops.
I suggest a thick styrofoam that is the same size as the box you will put them in so that it won't have any chance of tipping over, and stick those suckers down deep into the foam.
Close and cover with warnings and hope for the best.
please charge the customer for the materials and have him/her sign a document spelling out the consequences of those pops leaving your hands before the wedding. Protect yourself from the not so gentle hands.
jen
Wedding cakes often get damaged during transport. Being one among the best wedding planners in chennai ,we are to deliver the wedding cakes at its best. Our reputaion gets spoiled whenever such an incident happens. This post has really given me an idea on how to prevent it from happening again.
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