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Decorating a conference room for work party
Does anyone have any good links or ideas on how to decorate an office conference room?
We're having a party/competitive event with about 60 invited (prob less than half will show), no budget (don't ask), and a large conference room to decorate.
It's kind of easter egg-related event, but we can't make it religious.
I don't want to make it too kid-like with balloons, streamers, etc. But I'm at a loss how to decorate. I don't mind buying some stuff out of pocket, but can't go overboard.
I have some brightly colored table runners and white tablecloths... But what else? I feel like it'll be so lame.
74 books read in 2011
Re: Decorating a conference room for work party
We don't hang anything in our conference room. We use table covers or runners. We do flowers in vases or those balloon bouquets that sit on a table, they can be fairly low key.
ETA: I've also seen balloons "floor clusters." Those are the helium balloons that "sit" on the floor held down by a weight. You could put those in the corners of the conference room. As long as you have enough space that people can walk in the room and sit without hitting them.