Midsummer Party — Paide

Midsummer in Paide falls in the week every venue is already booked, the forecast changes hourly, and if the sound cuts at midnight you have three hundred people standing in a field with no plan. Most of what can go wrong does so in the two hours before the event starts — power that was promised but is not where you need it, a delivery delayed past the point it can be rigged safely, or a site that looked fine in May but floods when it rains.

We arrive early, walk the site while it is still empty, and route everything assuming the weather will turn. That is the work: not preventing every problem, but building in enough slack that a problem does not become a crisis in front of your guests.