How much does corporate event design cost?
Event design is priced around the work required: areas, quantities, materials, manufacturing and setup conditions. There is no single price for every company event. A cle
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Concept design with event production teams
Working with an event producer begins with clear responsibilities. WILD focuses on the concept and visual design, connecting the creative choices with the event plan, supplier arrangements and practical conditions at the venue.
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One shared company and production brief
Start with a common purpose and agreed budget. The company brings the audience and message; the producer coordinates operations and suppliers; design translates the direction into the space. Decide who approves each element and which choices involve the venue. This helps avoid proposals based on different assumptions.
Interfaces with other suppliers
Scenery, furniture, printing, screens and lighting affect one another. Sharing a floor plan and equipment positions helps identify conflicts early. Displays and stage content should be considered before dimensions are approved. If another supplier is required, agree who manages that supplier and what the proposal includes.
Setup and removal are part of planning
Agree an order of work, loading times and contacts on site. Identify which items arrive ready and which need assembly. After the event, clarify what returns, what remains and who handles it. These arrangements belong in the approved scope before the team arrives at the venue.
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Questions before planning
What should I send to request a proposal?
Share the date if known, venue photos, guest count and the design budget. A finished concept is not required to start the conversation.
Does design include full event production?
Not automatically. The proposal defines the design items and responsibilities. Catering, sound, professional lighting and full production are coordinated separately.
More things to plan
An event design brief for HR and marketing teams
A useful brief does not require a finished concept. It gathers the purpose, audience, venue and known boundaries, so the first discussion about the visual direction can l
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Tell Sivan about your event
Share the occasion, venue and date if known. Start with what you have and work out the direction together.
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