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Our Project XXX house party wasn’t complete without a graffitied DJ booth and garage spray-painted with our host’s nickname.
We created a house party chic vibe with a bookless bookshelf filled with candy jars, board games, ferns, candles, and a giant stuffed monkey. 🍭🌿🍻
We designed a chic backyard lounge on the turf grass with Adirondack chairs, couches, and contemporary side tables with orange Gerbera daisies.
This insane 30th birthday celebration, Project XXX, greeted guests with a truckload of drinks upon arrival and the party began.🍻
The guests danced the night away!
I love celebrating with my clients after a meticulous planning process!
After a night of dancing and entertainment, guests couldn’t wait to try a piece of the delicious cake.
We used our host’s event logo as the focal point of the candy bar. 🍬
Complementing the florals in the dining room, we decorated the bar back with white and cream calla lilies and tulips.
We preprogrammed a robot with information about the guests. During the party, the robot circulated the room, addressing guests by name and engaging in conversation. 🤖
Guests couldn’t stop talking about the dining room’s indoor pool. We glammed it up with floating candles and a collection of metallic and transparent orbs for an ultimate WOW factor.
We designed a special logo for our host and made it the focal point of the dance floor.
We decorated the table with blue glasses, floating candles, and cream calla lilies and tulips... ➜ Swipe for an exclusive holiday giveaway! ❄️
The dark blue glow of the dining room made guests feel as if they were dining under water.💧
Whether you’re 13 or 93, virtual reality simulations are always a hit! 🕹
Jaws dropped when we unveiled the dining room to guests at this spectacular bar mitzvah.
Without a doubt, the trees of roses along the aisle were one of my favorite decor elements!
Our incredible grooms opted for a contemporary geometric wedding cake inspired by the sconces in the opera house. Do you prefer a classic or contemporary style cake?
I love using gold to accent a white tablescape. What would you use?
Do you prefer monochromatic floral bouquets in uniform or varied shades?
We reincorporated the monochromatic red theme into our secondary table design with fringed ruby linen napkins, burgundy glasses, and a bouquet of scarlet, crimson, and maroon roses.
Parting temporarily from the monochromatic red theme of the evening, we created a chic white dinner table with a bouquet of white roses, tea candles, and gold accents for a timelessly glam look.
Lighting is everything! 💡
From the open venue to the glamorous decor and floor-to-ceiling windows, the Metropolitan Opera House was an ideal spot for this spectacular wedding.
