Event planning in practice means managing a cascade of moving parts simultaneously. Ekudeni orchestrates the physical logistics: sourcing and setting up marquees and gazebos, coordinating with caterers on timing and space requirements, managing vendor arrivals and load-in schedules, and ensuring electrical and water connections are live when needed. In Randburg, where events happen across corporate parks, private estates, and outdoor venues, the team juggles municipal sound permits, load-shedding contingencies (generator hire and timing), and weather variables particular to the highveld — afternoon thunderstorms in summer require tent securing and drainage planning. The choreography extends through the event itself: guest flow, staff positioning, contingency troubleshooting when a supplier runs late or equipment fails. Post-event, there's breakdown coordination and venue restoration. Every detail that feels invisible when executed well — the moment a guest sits down and a drink appears, the sound system working without feedback, the catering queue moving without bottlenecks — represents hours of prior planning and real-time problem-solving.