KINDT Events

Kindt is the jam. He’s the dude. He’s the best.
He excels at this work in the way you only can when you’ve worked your way up in a business. He knows all the info because at one point or another he’s done every job on the totem pole before finally opening his own events business. Ask him any random question and he knows the answer: How many place settings can you fit at this size table? What size table cloth is that? He has percentages and equations memorized for questions I’ve never even thought of until now! He’s like a special events prodigy.
I’ve worked with Kindt on events for Unilocal,for deadCENTER Film Festival, and currently for my very own wedding. He’s thorough, he’s conscientious, he’s polite. He wins over catering managers, waitstaff and bartenders, florists, delivery people — pretty much every one he’s ever met. He knows everyone in town. He can tell you where to get a gold glitter table cloth for your Oscar party, or who in town has casino tables and silk orchids and photo booths and what caterers can do a pig roast. His rolodex is one of the biggest (and undoubtedly one of the most fun) in town. I bet when he rolls through it confetti falls out onto his desk.
He’s super organized. Even when following my crazy train of narrow connections and wild segues, he keeps track and doesn’t miss a beat. Probably because he knows what we should really be discussing at this phase in the game and keeps me on track (as best any one can, that is). He ends every conversation by summarizing the list of actionable items, so even if we cover lots of ground, I leave the convo with clear instructions and with a list of what I can expect from him in the next few days.
But perhaps most importantly, he has that most elusive of characteristics in anyone you’re doing business with: you’re happy for any amount of time you get to spend working with him. In all the fun, stress, decision-​making, mania, disappointments, second guessing and euphoria of planning big events, it is ever so important to enjoy the ride. Kindt takes you on a road trip, and reminds you to roll down the windows and stick your head out the window and soak it all in.