Yelperstitious Event Photos – No Bad Luck Here!

moodeous — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:49:30 +0000

Yelp hosted a stellar event last night (Friday the 13th) at Jet Hotel in Denver. Instead of fretting, everyone braved the rush hour snow fall and embraced the dubious day. Psychics told fortunes and Deschutes Brewery kept everyone’s whistle wet. Here are a few highlights below, but you can find all the photos online by clicking here! If you were at the event you can get free hi-res image emailed to you. Just click to fan me on facebook and send me your image number!

Cleverly named libations to ward off bad luck!

The swanky Jet bar

Tricky lucky four leaf clover coins

Ouija boards, card readings and ladders oh my!

Gift Bags Galore

Showing off the goods

Before everyone arrived I had my cards read. From left to right: My Past-Judgment, My Present-Peace, My Future-Prince of Wands. Oooohhhhh.

Delicious sweets were everywhere! The cupcakes were provided by Lovely Confections.

Some people really love cupcakes. Or moodeous photography. Whichever

Inside the Gift Bags were these AMAZING lunch pails. Inside there’s a super cool thermos. SUPER COOL.

Last night I met someone. His name is “Consumer Bear”. He’s pretty cute and apparently he has his own show on You Tube.

The infamous Tiffany. No not THAT Tiffany. Former Yelp Community Manager Tiffany.

Our current and ever so esteemed Community Manager Laura on the mic, giving out props and prizes!

Somewhere along the night, inspired by my friends Jess and Kevin’s displays of affection the idea to ask people to, ahem, “make out” on camera came about. Surprisingly, pretty much everyone was game to give me their interpretation!

The event was a huge success, hope everyone had as much fun as I did!

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moodeous — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 19:36:17 +0000

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Yelperstitious Event Photos – No Bad Luck Here!

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