Corporate Event Planner Announces New Website
Jul 16, 2019
July 16, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Brilliant Events, Inc. in Midlothian, Texas has announced the launch of their new website. The company states that those who would like more information on their services can now visit the new event planning website.
"We are excited to have a website that now represents the quality of the events that we design and produce for our clients," states Brilliant Events founder Debbie Barton.
Brilliant Events, Inc. is corporate party planning and design company that currently serves clients in Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston and surrounding areas. They also host a number of out of town events and have worked with various Fortune 500 companies and entrepreneurs over the years. Barton says that they can scale any event to meet the budget and other needs of their clients. Brilliant Events has more than three decades of experience in corporate event planning and have a broad network of vendors in the area that they utilize.
Their new website offers detailed information about the company and their services. The design company that took on the new website look says that they are thrilled with the outcome. "It was a pleasure to help on this web project. The client had great photography which we featured heavily in order to allow potential clients to envision how creative their own event might be if they select Brilliant Events," stated Bill Jones of Agile Creative Group.
Barton says that the new website shows off the creativity of the team at Brilliant Events, who have incorporated a number of themes over the years from rustic Texan to Vegas casinos and more. She says that they have created masquerade balls, carnivals, complete with rides, and even more unique events for their clients over the years.
The Brilliant Events team is comprised of Debbie Barton, Daniel Barton and Dayna Foster. Debbie began in the event industry in 1979 with various activities for children. She began working on the corporate event side of things just a decade later and has remained in the Dallas area throughout her years in corporate event planning. She says that her experience with weddings, aware ceremonies and other events have led to her starting her own business in 2000.
Daniel Barton grew up in the industry and has first hand experience in every imaginable area. Dayna Foster is the creative scheduler behind the team. Barton states that the team works well together and that those who are interested in learning more about their years of experience can do so on the new website.
The new website also features a portfolio with various images where potential clients can see first hand how the team works and the types of events that they can put together. Barton says that having these imagines available will help clients to get a better feel for what her team can do for them.
The Texas corporate event planners invite everyone in the area to visit them on their new website and learn more about how they can put together an event to remember for any occasion. Barton says that the company is very pleased with the layout, overall design and ease of navigation provided by the new website, which offers much more detailed information about their event planning, event catering, lighting, entertainment and venue options.
Those in the area who are interested in learning more or in contacting Brilliant Events, Inc. for an upcoming event can now browse their new website which is filled with information and pictures. Barton states that anyone who is in need of corporate event planning is welcome to contact them directly by phone or email. The company’s new website also has a convenient online contact form where interested parties can put in their information and wait for the company to contact them. Barton adds that they are looking forward to hearing how clients like the new site and adds that they appreciate the time and effort provided by the design company in creating it.
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For more information about Brilliant Events, Inc. , contact the company here:
Brilliant Events, Inc.
Debbie Barton
(972) 723-5515
[email protected]
3661 Shiloh Rd.
Midlothian, TX 76065
ReleaseID: 60029341
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