San Fran Typewriter Poetry Party Favors For Luxury Events Announced By Haikuists
Dec 14, 2022
Haikuists (213.633.7380) are now available for weddings, parties, and other events to provide entertainment in the form of typewritten original haiku poetry.
Los Angeles,United States - December 14, 2022 /PressCable/ —
This new service, formerly known as “Poetry at Parties”, will provide personalized poems for any guest about any topic. Poems are provided to the guests on notecards and typed using real vintage typewriters to offer partygoers a memorable and unique keepsake.
To find out more, visit https://haikuists.com
Haikuists have created this new service out of a self-professed love for poetry, and a desire to spread that appreciation to others. They say that party favors are typically soulless and not memorable, but that poetry can capture the spirit of the event and of the moment it was written to give people a real memory to cherish.
The service, which started out as a simple exercise in poetry writing, can now be enlisted for weddings, which they say are ideal for poetry given the emotionally-charged nature of the event. They have also written haikus for yoga retreats, private parties, street festivals and more, and are open for any size of gathering.
Every guest at the event will be given the opportunity to provide a topic for a poem.
In the words of a spokesperson for the company, “The ultimate personalized keepsake for your party is Free Haiku. Guests can tell us anything and everything. There are no rules or restrictions on the topics they provide to our poets. Each haiku is one of a kind and takes only 30-90 seconds to whip up.”
The Haikuists team is composed of 30 experienced poets across 10 cities, performing at over 250 locations in the short time since their launch. Their team currently spans coast to coast, with poets in Las Vegas, Portland, Washington DC, Boston, Chicago, among other places, and with more to come soon.
One reviewer said, “It’s the simplest most amazing thing you’ve never heard of. If you’re lucky enough to have experienced Free Haiku, it’s the simplest most amazing thing you’ve already told your friends about.”
Interested parties can call 213.633.7380 to discuss booking agreements and available dates.
For more information, visit https://haikuists.com
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Name: Leah Clancy
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Organization: Haikuists
Address: 1221 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90291, United States
Phone: +1-213-633-7380
Website: https://www.haikuists.com
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