- Batteries (in assorted sizes)
- Bags (ranging from a barf bag to a garbage bag)
- Bottle opener and corkscrew
- Cable ties
- Camera
- Candles
- Calculator
- Clipboard
- Disposable razors
- Dustpan and broom
- Extension cord
- First aid kit
- Hand soap (also body wash)
- Hammer
- Insect repellent
- iPhone charger (because who doesn't have an iPhone?!)
- Knife (to the cut the cake or the mother of the bride)
- Pens and pencils
- Polish and duster (for shoes, nails, etc.)
- Matches and lighters
- Markers
- Measuring tape
- Mints and gum
- Multi-purpose cleaner
- Nails and screws (assorted)
- Painkillers
- Paper clips
- Paper towels
- Pins
- Pliers
- Safety pins
- Screwdriver
- Sewing kit
- Stapler and staples
- Stopwatch
- Sunscreen
- Super glue
- Tape (every single type of tape ever created)
- Tissue paper
- Toothbrushes and toothpaste
- Torch
- Water bottles
- Whistle
- Wipes (hand and face)
- Wire cutters
- Umbrella
- USB port
Monday, February 1, 2016
What's in Your Survival Kit?
What does a mountain climber, an astronaut, and an event planner have in common? They all have survival kits. Yes, event planners do in fact have survival kits that they bring on-site to ensure that their clients have everything they could ever need. So, what's in said survival kit? Some things are obvious, and others are just downright bizarre. Here's a list of the inventory of a typical event planner's survival kit.
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