Event Planner Central

We've been busy in the warehouse and showroom for the past couple of weeks fulfilling our clients orders for graduations, prom, birthday parties, weddings and Bat Mitzvahs!  Today we're reminding you how LED glow furniture and decor can not only fit in to any theme, venue and event easily, it can also add a genuinely pleasing and warm aesthetic to your space. It's unique, inviting and definitely a focal point to any event.  Please stop by 689 Warden Ave anytime to see, touch and experience all that our glowroom showroom has to offer. See first hand how adding a touch of glow can transform your event from great to legendary. Quick rentals and delivery available for your last minute occasions.  HOUSEWARMING PARTY Glowing square top tables and a long LED ice bucket is all this new house needed for guests to feel welcome. It's easy to incorporate small elements of LED glow into your party, even if it's a small gathering like this housewarming. The tri

The culmination of Pride month is upon us and the city is buzzing with proud Torontonians and tourists from far and wide. Of course pride month has been happening since the beginning of June but as everyone knows, the real party is this Sunday with the extremely popular attraction, the pride parade.  Here's a list of Pride activities happening on the final weekend courtesy of the star.com . Time to plan your weekend party route! On Friday evening, the 2018 Trans March will begin at 8 p.m., with a rally beforehand at 7 p.m., at the intersection of Church and Hayden Sts. Friday night also sees the seventh year of BlackOut, a safe space and performance showcase for Black, African, Caribbean and multiracial youth, held by the organization BQY (Black Queer Youth) on the North Stage. On Saturday and Sunday, Family Pride will take place at Church St. Public School, with events and programming created for children ages 12 and under, and LGBTQ+ families. The Toronto Dyke

Schools almost out for summer! The sun's shining before 6 am, college acceptance letters have been mailed out and mature teens are on the cusp of adulthood, ready to receive their diploma's and corsage's for prom. But before all that, we party plan.  Prom, grad, it doesn't matter because what your child really wants is a celebration to praise their accomplishments. That, and to have the best party of the year, obviously. Here are some crucial, last minute and more than Instagram worthy party decor ideas in a pinch. THE ILLUMINATED WALL  One of my new favourites, the customizable LED wall. This stunning item is a combination of LED decor pieces from Aura's collection. With the help of vinyls your wall can be customized with images or text for your kids big day. Perfect for a selfie station and definitely a conversation starter at an event.  This glowing cube tower was actually for a setup that Aura did for Kiss 93.5 the radio station but it t

Toronto, are you ready for Summer? I know I am!! There are so many great events taking place in Toronto this year that it'll be hard to choose which ones to attend, if you can't attend them all that is! In a city so diverse, welcoming and intriguing it would be hard NOT to explore it this summer. Which is why today, we're presenting  Edition One of our Must-Do Toronto Summer Events. We'll be posting lists of events all summer long to make sure you don't miss out on any. P ride parade  When: June 22-24 The pinnacle of acceptance and equality, the annual Pride Weekend in Toronto promises to be the best yet. Street markets highlighting local artists, performance art, delectable food and the ever popular Pride Parade will reign supreme during this three day event. The parade will commence at 2pm on Sunday, June 24th with a special moment of silence at 3pm. Where: This year the parade route remains the same from church and Wellesley to Yonge/Dundas Square.

Honestly, there's no better place to live than Toronto ! The diversification, the culture, the nightlife! No matter the night or time of year a person can always find an activity or production to peak their interests. Last weekend was kind of a big deal for the LGTB community as the highly revered annual Inside Out Film Festival was back for its 11 day extravaganza. After two long decades the film festival is still going strong.  In 1991 the festival premiered to showcase diverse works and celebrate filmmakers interests in the LGTB community. They now show over 180 films from Canada and around the world, drawing crowds of over 35,000 large to participate in panel discussions, artists talks, fundraisers and parties.  This comes as annual Pride 2018 is set to begin June 1st in Toronto ending with the notoriously popular Pride Parade , now in it's 38th year June 24th.  But back to the party...  Saturday was all about the ladies as they held their annual Wo