5 Reasons Why You Should Use 3D Visualisation for Your Next Event

Posted by anitabrown3d on July 1, 2015 in 3D Visualisation, Architecture, Event Design, Google Sketchup, Maxwell Render |No Comments

Event Design can encompass the planning of Weddings, Charity Events, Corporate Functions, Awards Ceremonies and Product Launches to name but a few.

3D Visualisation plays an important role in the Event Design process.

Here’s why.

As an Event Design Consultant, you’ll be required to pitch your vision for an event to your client. This may include layout, general styling, floral, furniture, lighting and any specific design features or focal points.

Present a seamless and professional pitch that ELIMINATES confusion and miscommunication between you and your client by using 3D Visualisation as part of your process to present your final design concept. You will also be providing your client with a high level of REASSURANCE that the final event design will meet with his/her expectations, especially for a big budget event.

Event Design Concept: The Events Mill

There are many reputable and talented Event Design agencies in the UK (and further afield) ready and waiting to clinch their next commission. Stand out from the crowd! SEAL THE DEAL by illustrating a high level of professionalism, competency and an innovative approach to event design by incorporating CUTTING EDGE 3D technology in YOUR design process.

Event Design Concept: The Events Mill

Your client embraces technology and would probably appreciate a photo-real 3D image of your design proposal.

BOOM!

Your client is quite traditional and would probably appreciate a whimsical watercolour of your design proposal.

BOOM!

Wedding Watercolour - Isabel Smith 300415

Event Design Concept: Isabel Smith Weddings

3D Visualisation will allow you to convey your creative ideas without any restrictions and your client will be able to interpret your designs EXACTLY how you intended.

3D Visualisation allows you to convey your vision for an event but also within the context of the interior/venue. This will help your client see the bigger picture and the overall visual aesthetics of your event design concept.