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Jakob Puck is a co-founder of Renty and writes about event planning for the Renty guide. Since 2014, he has worked as a DJ, event manager, and entrepreneur, supporting over 3,000 events. His focus is on scheduling, budgeting, and concepts for weddings, birthdays, and corporate events.
Jakob Puck is a co-founder of Renty, where he oversees business development, marketing, sales, and the development of the booking system. His experience in events began in 2014, first as a DJ and then as an organizer, conceptualizing and executing his own formats ranging from club nights and weddings to corporate events. It was during this time that he developed an eye for what actually causes a celebration to fail, and it is rarely the technology. It is unrealistic schedules, venues booked too late, and budgets with missing line items.
Jakob holds a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship & Sales Management from the FH CAMPUS 02 in Graz. In 2022, he co-founded Renty in Graz with André Deutsch and Simon Illedits with the goal of making event technology bookable online instead of through email inquiries and cash deposits. To date, he has supported over 3,000 events.
In the Renty guide, Jakob writes about event planning: schedules and timelines, budget calculations, guest counts, and concepts for weddings, birthdays, garden parties, and corporate events. His articles require no prior knowledge and identify the areas where the effort is simply not worth it.
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The right bachelor party idea comes down to three questions: How many of you are there, how much time do you have, and what does the guest of honor really like? From there, you decide whether it will be an afternoon, a full day, or a weekend. Here you will find over 30 activities for women, men, and mixed groups, plus games, budget tips, and a sample itinerary.
Plan your New Year's Eve party by working backward from the countdown: start with the midnight moment, then arrange the food, music, and decor around it. Here you'll find a checklist with a timeline, menu ideas, decor, games, and a countdown plan for celebrations at home, outdoors, or in a rented venue.
What makes a wedding personal is rarely the big things, but rather three or four recurring details: a unique ritual, a theme that runs through the day, and an activity that gets guests involved. Here you will find themes, program highlights, and guest activities, each with their effort and impact.
The median lead time between booking and the start of an event is 7.09 days (95% confidence interval 6.70–7.86). 25.5% of all events are equipped less than 48 hours before they begin, and 16.1% even less than 24 hours in advance. This shows that event technology is not a long-term planned trade, but a short-notice market. The booking year follows a clear season with a peak in June (index 161) and a low in January (index 43), and this pattern aligns with independently collected Google search volume (r = 0.901).
A garden cinema requires four things in this order: a dark corner in the garden, a projector with at least 3,500 ANSI lumens, a taut screen, and sound that doesn't come from the projector. If you follow this order, you'll be set up in under an hour. If you reverse it and start with the device, you'll be sitting in front of a washed-out image at 9:30 PM.
A bachelor party is planned in four phases: brainstorming, setting the budget and date, booking, and finalizing the schedule. The most important rule is to clarify the budget before brainstorming, otherwise, people will drop out later. Here you will find roles, a timeline, activities, and a complete checklist.
Festival preparation is divided into three parts: tickets and travel, camping gear, and camp technology. If you improvise with power, you'll be left with a dead phone by the second day. Here you'll find the process from planning to setting up your campsite, with a checklist to download.
Atmospheric garden party decor requires three main things: a clear color scheme of 2-3 colors, warm lighting after dusk, and cozy seating islands instead of one long table. With string lights, seasonal flowers, and a few DIY projects, you can turn any garden into a party venue without a big budget. Here you will find specific ideas by occasion and style, plus a checklist and a Plan B for rain.
A wedding playlist follows the flow of the evening: calm for the reception, understated for dinner, and building up from the first dance. Plan for about 20 songs per hour and ensure there are no gaps between tracks. Here you will find the structure by phase, song suggestions, and the technology needed for a DIY playlist.
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