How to arrange the opening ceremony scene

The site where the celebration ceremony is held is the center of the celebration. Whether its arrangement and layout are appropriate will often be directly related to the quality of the impression the celebration leaves on all attendees. According to the relevant standards of ritual etiquette, the main issues that business personnel need to consider comprehensively when arranging the site for a celebration are:

First, the choice of location. When choosing a specific location, the decision should be made based on the scale and influence of the celebration and the actual situation of the unit. The auditorium and conference hall of the unit, the square inside or in front of the unit, and the loaned hall, etc. All can be selected by the camera. However, when holding a celebration outdoors, do not choose the location carelessly, causing noise, obstructing traffic or public order, or worrying about one thing at the expense of the other.

The second is the beautification of the environment. While opposing extravagance and waste, we should do our best to beautify the environment at the celebration site. In order to create a warm, grand and festive atmosphere, lanterns, lanterns and ribbons can be hung at the scene. Post some promotional slogans and hang large banners indicating the specific content of the celebration. If you have the ability, you can also invite a band or gong and drum team composed of employees of your own unit to play music or play gongs and drums to create a lively atmosphere. However, this kind of activity should be moderate and should not be too lively and become a nonsense. Or "overwhelm the guests". Never ask young pioneers to play such roles, and don't force children to do things that have nothing to do with them and affect their studies.

The third is the size of the venue. When choosing a venue for your celebration, you should keep in mind that bigger is not always better. In theory, the size of the venue should be proportional to the number of attendees. In other words, the size of the venue should be suitable for the number of attendees. There are many people in a small place and it is overcrowded. It can upset people. If there are few people and a large space, the guests will feel that the unit is "deserted and sparsely populated".

The fourth is the preparation of the sound. Before the celebration, be sure to have the speakers ready. In particular, the microphones and sound transmission equipment used by the guests to speak must not be allowed to "go on strike" at critical moments, leaving the host in a hurry and making a fool of himself. Before and after the celebration, it is usually okay to play some festive and cheerful music as long as it does not occupy the "protagonist" position. However, the music played should be reviewed during the selected period. Do not allow the staff to freely choose and play music that deviates from the theme of the celebration, even those that are miserable, sad, sad, and tearful, or those scherzos and love songs that are not solemn enough.