Event Decoration training

We hosted an Event Decoration Training session designed to build practical skills and confidence for community events. The focus was simple: how to turn any space into a welcoming, well-organised venue without stress or excess cost.

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We hosted an Event Decoration Training session designed to build practical skills and confidence for community events. The focus was simple: how to turn any space into a welcoming, well-organised venue without stress or excess cost.

Participants learned the basics of event styling, including colour coordination, table setup, backdrop design, balloon arrangement, and simple centrepieces. We talked through how to decorate for different types of events such as trainings, celebrations, church gatherings, and community outreach. Emphasis was placed on planning ahead, working with a budget, and using reusable materials creatively.

The session was hands-on. Attendees practised setting up tables, arranging fabrics, positioning props, and creating clean, balanced layouts. Trainers shared tips on timing, teamwork, and how to adapt decorations to different hall sizes and layouts. Mistakes were part of the learning, and questions were encouraged throughout.

The atmosphere was relaxed and interactive. People exchanged ideas, helped one another, and gained confidence by doing, not just watching. By the end of the training, participants understood that good decoration is less about perfection and more about intention, coordination, and care.

Many left inspired to volunteer for future events or explore decoration as a small income skill. It was a practical session with real takeaways, useful for anyone involved in organising events, big or small.

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