The coronavirus i.e Covid19 has forced many Weddings not to postpone or cancel their weddings but follow government norms and conduct there weddings in restricted and limited capacity.

One such Wedding recently is organized by our company (Linkin Minds), below are our new to do list:-

1. Meeting client and explaining the Dos and Donts during Covid Weddings.
2. Preparing guestlist of all the guests and limiting to the permitted count given by the local authorities.
3. Applying for local police permissions
4. Before one day of the event,  doing the entire production work, seating arrangements with social distancing and post production i.e wedding decor work sanitizing entire hall and wedding set. 
5. On the day of the event, validating guest list and their arrivals via strictly foot sanitizers before entering venue premises plus temperature checks using IR thermometer.
6. Announcing social distancing guidelines periodically during the event.
7. Panditjit following all the rituals as per strict guidelines and performing rituals.
8. Photography and Videography team using high-end cameras and lenses for covering candid and traditional moments.
9. Executing Wedding Events with severe precision is the new normal #CovidWeddings

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Watch Below Video for one of the successful event executed

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1. Marketing takes a day to learn.  Unfortunately it takes a lifetime to master – Phil Kolter
2. Either write something worth reading, or do something worth writing about! – Benjamin Franklin
3. Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow – Albert Einstein
4. Clients don’t care about the labor pains; they want to see the baby – Tim Williams
5. Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken – Oscar Wilde
6. It’s not enough that we do our best; sometimes we have to do what’s required – Winston Churchill
7. Strive for excellence, not perfection- H. Jackson Brown Jr.
8. Don’t find customers for your products, find products for your customers  – Seth Godin
9. The best way to predict the future is to create it – Peter Drucker
10. Business has only two functions – marketing and innovation  – Milan Kundera
11.  The urgent can drown out the important – David Meerman Scott
12. You know you have found the perfect job when you hate Fridays and love Mondays -BigFish School
13. If you do build a great experience, customers tell each other about that. Word of mouth is very powerful – Jeff Bezos
14. A market is never saturated with a good product, but it is very quickly saturated with a bad one – Henry Ford
15. Traditional marketing talks at people. Content marketing talks with them – Doug Kessler
16. You need to give customers what they want, not what you think they want – John Ilhan
17. You can’t just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new – Steve Jobs
18. The aim of marketing is to know and understand the customer so well the product or service fits him and sells itself.” – Peter F. Drucker
19. Content is King! – Bill Gates
20. More contact means more sharing of information, gossiping, exchanging, engaging – in short, more word of mouth – Gary Vaynerchuk
21. The purest treasure mortal times can afford is a spotless reputation – William Shakespeare
22. The aim of marketing is to know and understand the customer so well that the product or service fits him or her and sells itself – Peter Drucker
23. Next to doing the right thing, the most important thing is to let people know you are doing the right thing
24. Google loves brands – build one – Dave Naylor
25. What really decides consumers to buy or not to buy is the content of your advertising, not its form. –
    David Ogilvy
26. Make it simple. Make it memorable. Make it inviting to look at. Make it fun to read – Leo Burnett
27. Customer experience Is the new advertising department – Max Kalehoff
28. Human nature has a tendency to admire complexity but reward simplicity – Ben Huh
29. The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow – Bill Gates
30. The aim of marketing is to get customers to know, like and trust you – Unknown

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“Ultimately, there’s only one way to start your career, and that’s by starting a business. If you find yourself hesitating, remember my motto: Screw it, just do it,” explained Richard Branson in a recentTrinidad Guardian blog.

Take a read of his six quick tips and let us know which one resonates with you. Or maybe you think he’s missed a trick? In which case let us know your own tip below…

1. Think about what drives you

When you’re considering which idea to turn into a business, think about the subjects and problems that interest you most. Is there an industry you love? A talent you have? A cause that you are 110 per cent behind? Don’t start a business just because you think it’ll turn a profit; if you’re not in love with the idea, you won’t move mountains to make it happen.

2. Start at your doorstep

Now that you have decided on the area you’d like to focus on, look around yourself. What is the market missing that it desperately needs? Which services do you and your friends use that are lackluster and could be hugely improved? Think about how your business could help your street, your neighbourhood and your city. From there, you might someday expand to bigger markets.

3. Shake things up

As you design your product or service, remember your resolve to serve the public; business is about improving other people’s lives. Hopefully, once you’ve done that, more money comes in than goes out.

From Virgin Records and Virgin Atlantic to Virgin Money and Virgin Active, our team has always launched businesses out of a genuine desire to disrupt the status quo and improve things for customers.

4. Listen to advice, not to naysayers

When you’re just starting out, you should ask those with experience in your field for advice, especially your parents. But be careful not to confuse discouraging comments for good advice. Lots of people will tell you that your idea won’t work, or that it has been done before. When I started out, I lost count of the people who told me that I wouldn’t succeed.

5. Stay focused – and motivated

You need to dream big and have lofty goals – but in your first year, concentrate on establishing your business and surviving. Keep your eyes on the prize and on day-to-day operations, setting small targets for each day, then each week, each month, each quarter and each year. Write them down and then tick them off. You will be amazed at how much satisfaction you get from this.

6. Love what you do

Whatever you’re doing in business, it should be fun. That has always been a priority at Virgin, and it’s a vital component of our success. I love what we do, our employees love what we do, and so our customers love what we do, too.

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