| Relevant to: | Guests | Speakers | Event Managers & Assistants | Account Owners |
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Do your events have special or VIP guests? Do you want these VIP guests to have their own special, designated spot?
Because… you may not want these VIPs to mingle with the other guests, or you might even want to keep their identity a secret until your grand reveal!!!
Whatever the reason, here are some ideas for creating VIP only areas in your Remo events:
- Idea #1: Create a VIP group and set table restrictions
- Idea #2: Use a content banner that links to a Private Simultaneous Event
- Idea #3: Using the Green Room as the VIP area
Idea #1: Create a VIP group and set table restrictions
1. Create an attendee group called "VIP", and assign your VIP users to this group
2. Set table restrictions for your VIP tables so only attendees belonging to the VIP group can enter those tables
3. In your event space, edit your floor plan and change the name of your VIP tables to “VIP”. So guests know which table is exclusively for VIP's
Idea #2: Use a content banner that links to a Private Simultaneous Event
1. Create a private event that runs simultaneously with the main event.
Since it’s a Private Event, make sure you add the emails of all your VIPs to the guest list of the private event; otherwise, they won’t be let in!
2. In the main event, add a content banner labeled “VIP Event” or “VIP Room” and link it to the Private Simultaneous Event that you just created in Step 1, so that the VIPs can jump to the VIP-only event space.
Make sure your VIP guests are using the same email address that you inputted into the guest list in Step 1
Idea #3: Using the Green Room as the VIP area
Remember, the Green Room is a special area that only Event Hosts, Registered Speakers, and Invited Guests are able to join.
There are two ways through which you can turn your Green Room into a VIP area:
1. Invite VIPs to your event as speakers! This way they have free access to the Green Room. They’ll be able to join and leave the Green Room as they please just by double-clicking (like any other table).
2. If you don’t want to invite them as speakers, that’s fine too! Keep them as guests in your event, and simply right-click on your VIP guests’ avatar and use the ‘Invite to Green Room’ feature to give them access to the Green Room.
This method will not give the VIPs the flexibility to leave and join the room as they wish. The host will have to use the Invite to Green Room feature each time to bring the VIP in.
Please do note that the capacity of your Green Room will be subject to the table capacity limits indicated by your plan