Event planners wear a lot of hats. This doesn’t matter if we are planning for in-person, virtual, or hybrid events, we are a one-stop-shop for doing all the things, and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Picture this. You are ready to enter the event of the year. The doors open and you hear that perfect song and you know the event is about to start.
Do you have an event planner in your life that you are still searching for the perfect gift for? We are here to make your life easier.
In 2020 our events are virtual. Our job is and has always been to embrace the only constant – change. We are here to help you take what you are seeing all day every day in programs like Zoom and switch it and reverse it to an experience that makes you say WOW.
Your Thanksgiving gathering may be smaller this year – but you can still make it special.
It’s that time of year again. The busy season is winding down as the holiday season is quickly approaching, and it feels nearly impossible to stay motivated.
At East of Ellie, we make it our mission to pursue every opportunity to be kind – even in the digital world.
Fall is finally here! The leaves are changing, temperatures are dropping, and 2020 is (finally) coming to an end. What better way to celebrate than with festive fall cocktails?
We are so excited to announce that we have three amazing interns joining the team. Yes, you read that right…THREE.
Meet Anjelika, our new Administrative Event Assistant who is a former East of Ellie intern turned full-time dream team member.
Digital events are here to stay. So why wouldn’t we make them legendary? The answer is, we will. We know what you’re thinking – “a boring video call version of my favorite party? Count me out…” we said the same thing back in March.
East of Ellie’s Style Series is back! This time- what’s the 411? If you attended Advertising Week 2019 in New York City, you couldn’t miss our vibrant “Back To The 90’s” themed exhibition for Adobe.
It’s time to celebrate this summer with a new tradition – Christmas in July! For those of us who are ready to pull out our Christmas decor the second the temperature falls below 60, this mid-year celebration is calling your name.
Your 4th of July celebrations may look a little bit different this year – but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice all of your favorite foods and traditions.
Can you hear that? The sweet sounds of summer are calling your name. It’s the time of year to fully embrace the outdoors, enjoy the warm summer nights and take in the seemingly endless hours of daylight.