Pro Event Shop, The Only Shop You Need For All Your Events.

Have you been aimlessly scrolling through the google search wondering which of the 1,590,000 websites or links you should click for your Giant Connect Four? Well, look no further. Pro Event Shop is the one stop you need to make for all your party and event needs. Their brand new and redesigned website has anything and everything you'll need, and its all laid out and straightforward. No more scrolling through endless pages and being inundated with useless stuff that you don't even need. Pro Event Shop has everything broken up into sections, with their most popular searches/purchases on the main page, and if you are in a rush you can use their handy dandy search tool and whatever you need will show on up. Plus, with their wide range of products and services available, you don't need to go anywhere else.

They really do have everything you'll need to make your party or event that much better. The site holds everything from Giant Connect Four to wireless microphones to lighting rigs all the way to coloured tape.The website is fast, fluid and easy on the eyes. The text is a perfect size, so no more eye strain or blowing up your screen just to read the price of a product.

If shopping online doesn't float your boat then head on over to their shop on Kaladar Avenue and get a hand from their super friendly and knowledgeable staff. The company has been a great friend to The Ottawa Sound and we decided that it was high time we paid them back for their hospitality.

Not only does the company offer great deals for your party needs they've been tried and true for 8 years now. Pro Event Shop and Ottawa Special Events also help out with community whenever they get the chance to as well. From their annual Keep Ottawa Warm Campaign to offering community viewing of Sens playoff games PES/OSE is always there for Ottawa.

So to Mike and Peter, we say, happy 8 years and here's to many more!

From Kyle, Karri, Johnny, and Tyler

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