Beach event planning is very simple, really. Games such as the limbo
with decent prizes are a huge success, even thought they're classic.
Why? Everyone likes to watch.
Are you trying to plan
a beach event for a group such as a bride to be, kids
birthday or corporate picnic? Well look no further than
limbo. If the group contains at least a few limber ladies
and men, it's generally a success as one of the activities
at a beach event or gathering.
Shown above in the video are some
downright talented girls who can really bend their bodies. This
competition was held at a large, public sporting event on a California
beach. Prizes such as t-shirts were given away for winners.
If your group is a bunch of
sedentary seniors, or office workers, then you simply hire a couple
limbo dancers to spice up the entertainment. Many of today's
parties have gone back to tried and true basics such as limbo and hula
hoop. They're simple, fun, and they're back in popularity.
To make the limbo event more
interesting, play lively music that matches the audience. It can be
traditional rock, big band, or teeny bop. It doesn't matter. Just play
what the people like and you'll have them watching, tapping, and maybe
participating. Limbo doesn't last forever as entertainment value.
It's good for up to half an hour (max), but breaks up the party and
keeps things moving.
Not only have we promoted beach
events for a dozen years, made suggestions to help them be better, and
even raised money (up to $100,000) to help an event--a parade and
fireworks show. We've helped friends in the business gain a presence on
the Internet to sell their event packages, and we know a ticketing
company (looking for new customers) that recently booked Kenny Chesney
concerts around the US. Their services are fantastic for those seeking
online ticket sales with a simple do-it-yourself barcode product shipped
for gate admission. With all this knowledge in our heads, and all the
requests we get for participation in contemporary beach happenings and
events, we decided to start putting it out there to help you with your
event planning, sponsorship participation and idea-seeking. Like
tourism, event planning ranks as one of the most popular occupations
because people are simple in their needs. They like to have down time,
to relax and socialize, and with a few organizational efforts, are
willing to be entertained and just enjoy.
Things you need to know at
California beaches: Events under 25 are usually not required to get a
license, though restrictions at most public beaches include no permanent
enclosed tents and no electrical outlets with amplified music. Most
public beaches also do not hold reservations for beach space and
parties. For questions about logistics, size, parking,
etc., you usually will get your best answer from the operating beach
entity in charge.
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