Reports across the country are showing that hospitality business owners are currently facing a labor shortage crisis. Restaurants, hotels and bars are all hiring at once to get their businesses back up and running, but, unfortunately, there aren't enough workers in the job pool to fill open positions.

Trends to look for in the up coming year as states start to lift Covid-19 restrictions. Are you prepared for whats ahead?

Throughout the last year, the events industry has completely changed from how we knew it. In-person events are happening on a much smaller scale, travel has been restricted and venues closed down, limiting the number of corporate events. Over a year into the pandemic, we are finally starting to see some positive changes happening.

Our Founder is making headlines in Denver, Colorado. Since she started her event planning company in Denver, it makes sense that there is much love for her tech company spin off, ORO.

From large-scale block parties to small meetings, ORO simplifies the event planning process.

The past year has posed many challenges to the wedding industry, and many newly engaged couples have had to completely change their wedding planning process to keep up. The checklist, the tool that wedding planners and brides rely on the most in the weeks before the ceremony, has become less reliable in the age of last minute COVID-related cancellations. Before the pandemic, checklists would typically manage when the caterer, venue, and rental company needed final counts.