You'll need to do a slide show. But that can even more rewarding since slides look wonderful when projected - definitely more impressive than prints handed around. Also, exposure is a bit more difficult when shooting slide film. Print film has a wide exposure latitude. You can't really get away with that on slide film.
Some pros are able to use a single exposure and know it's correct.
But bracketing is essential for mere mortals such as myself. For those of you unfamiliar with the term it simply means taking the same picture but with different exposure combinations. Keep in mind one thing with Velvia, though. It's a professional film and you aren't going to find it in your local drug store. Any family-friendly business can join AIB for free.