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To the Moon and Back: Featured Post

When I think about the events I have attended, what usually stands out the most to me are the smallest details. JDC Events knocked it out of the park with the small details at the ITT Customer Reception. From transforming the ballroom to outer-space to branding details that personalized the event while connecting the mission to the clients. Check out the pictures of this great event and contact us if you're looking to take your next event from good to great. ITT Customer Reception: A Night in the Stars

Paper and Panache: Featured Post

I've always thought that Valentine's Day is the official kick off to wedding season! While many couples might not have ever taken the time to consider their personal taste in stationary, it is one of the first things that can be decided as a couple that will help set the tone for your wedding. While Spring seems far away with the dreary weather of February, it's time to start making decisions about stationary for Summer and Fall weddings! Our friends at EVOKE have some great suggestions on the trends we're seeing for this year's paper designs. Check out their suggestions, and contact us to get started planning your dream day! Evoke's Wedding Invitation Tips

5,200 Miles Apart Scientists Agree on Cocoa Health Benefits: Featured Post

If there's one thing I know, it's that I knew there would be a day someone would tell me chocolate has health benefits. Thanks to scientists from Africa and America, I can finally release my guilt about the late night chocolate bar snacks I often indulge in. UC Davis and MARS Snackfood recently collaborated at their International Cocoa Symposium hosted by JDC Events. There, 250 delegates from Western and Central Africa discussed sustainable cocoa farming techniques. The Symposium also offered the scientists a delicious chocolate tasting and banquet dinner at the Smithsonian Castle in Washington, DC. Thanks to this effort, African farmers will earn more income and the chocolate produced will be higher quality and resistant from disease. Perhaps, this means we will even get to eat more chocolate here in America. Read more about the night here: International Cocoa Symposium

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