2020 is a tough year for everyone. As Canada is in the grips of a second pandemic wave, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urges Canadians to do the right thing, lean on each other and use all the tools that we can.

We understand many are increasingly frustrated by the measures designed to curb the spread of COVID-19, yet doing the RIGHT thing does not have to be hard. 

We focus our event solutions on interactivity as the desire for human connections has grown greater than ever. Our turn-key virtual event is a lifestyle in the new normal that allows everyone to continue the celebration while working together to diminish the impact of COVID-19.

Contact us today for your virtual festive event consultation, and unbox the combination of connection, joyfulness and safety this Christmas. 

Talking about this year's Thanksgiving, Dr. Bonnie Henry gave us another thought-provoking comment that our celebration should be "Large in gratitude but small in size". This is so true and that is how our lifestyle should be adjusted to keep our loved ones safe.
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According to the Leger's Weekly Survey, over 70% of Canadians only celebrate within their close or immediate family to reduce unnecessary social interactions, and only 30% replace in-person gatherings with virtual meetings. 

COVID-19 should not be the reason to stop us from connecting and socializing. If you are looking for safe alternatives to connect beyond your closest social bubble, contact us for the solution to bridge the physical distance between you and your community. 

Source: The Canadian Press and Leger's Weekly Survey, October 5, 2020