Editorial approach
Profiles are written for discovery and comparison, not for ranking. Public provider pages, official directories, portfolio links, and direct supplier updates are the source material. Buyers do their own due diligence before booking.
When a supplier claims venue experience, approval status, workshop capacity, or in-house production, the page surfaces where that claim came from instead of repeating it as fact. Anything not source- backed is left out.
Each profile carries a short list of questions a buyer should ask before signing — scope, deadlines, venue access, safety, insurance, pricing, what's included, what's billed separately. No star ratings, no reviews, no "best of" claims.
Suppliers can submit profile updates with official pages, portfolio links, and the best quote contact. Pages get edited when the new information is clear enough to be useful for buyers; we don't rewrite a profile to make it sound stronger than the source supports.
If a profile has outdated or incomplete details, send the corrected information and source links through the listing update form. We treat a working email or a public page as the bar for evidence.