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Bathtime Temptations
30-09-2007, 04:32 PM
I have been asked by 1 of my wholesale customers if I could do a candle party in her shop for her shops 1st anniversery but problem is I dont know how to do it
Could some1 please give me some tips?
How many producys would you take?
What sort of things to take?
How to explain things
ect
I would be grateful for any help
candles by lisa
30-09-2007, 06:23 PM
Hi,
I found this it is quite good giving lots of pointers and things.
http://www.candlemaking.org.uk/candleparties.html
Cheers.
Lisa
:D
Bathtime Temptations
30-09-2007, 06:26 PM
thank you lisa
thats very helpful
candles by lisa
01-10-2007, 06:46 AM
No problem. I like the games that they tell you about.
Hope you do well.
Cheers.
Lisa
:D
Craft Chick
01-10-2007, 11:40 AM
I used to do jewellery parties which I know is slightly different, but I found it best to take an ifnormal, friendly approach and I learnt from experience it's much better to take too much rather than not enough.
I normally display all my items on a piece of luxury fabric to make them stand out, and never actually mention the prices, instead I have hand-made price labels by each product. I then used to introduce each piece and pass it round for people to look at, then invite people to come over and take a look, purchase, ask questions, make orders etc I found it worked really well.
I only stopped doing them because I didnt have enough time to make all the jewellery.
I hope it goes well!
Wicknwax Candles
01-10-2007, 12:31 PM
I lay everything out on nice material, I don't like these party games they put people off coming
I tend to let people come and look around at there leisure and I am there if any questions need answering
Bathtime Temptations
01-10-2007, 02:58 PM
i liked the mystery envelope idea, give each person an envelope with either a free gift or discount
i will speak to my lady and see what sort of thing she wants me to do
thanks for all the advice
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