We love the way icicles capture such a delicate moment. This concept of an evening being frozen in time brought us to our winter theme for an evening affair.
We dripped clear crystals from our tree structure and projected blue lights on them from above. This gave our icicles an illuminated effect against the dimly lit space.
How do you draw inspiration from winter?
Brian K. Sanders said
"I would choose # 3 also. Can't wait to see what is selected."
Sherry/Sherry's Vignettes said
"#3 will look stunning!"
Christina Lares said
"Numer 3"
Leslie Cardinell said
"All of your flower designs are beautiful. I am going to pick number 3 because I feel it is the..."
Dear Readers:One thing I can say with certainty is that I absolutely love this industry. It is so fast paced and filled with so many amazing people and personalities. As of late, I’ve taken the time to analyze my own psyche and personality and...
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Pretty geometric shapes are always chic, and we love the slight nod to the art deco designs of the 1920's that are evident in this standout cake.(Photo Courtesy of Pinterest)
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Annette
December 6, 2010
http://ladybugluggage.blogspot.com/2010/12/winter.html
My winter inspiration, with a different hue.
Sheila Comer
December 6, 2010
Absolutely stunning. I would have loved to be a fly on the wall for this event!
Nazzib Samad
December 6, 2010
this is fabulous!!!
Nazzib Samad
December 7, 2010
Dear Preston,
I’m a wedding and event planner in Malaysia. I have some questions for u.
1) are u using the real tree for your tree structure or u design the structure yourself?
2) if u design it, what’s the material u use?
3) how does it stand on a marble floor without ruining it?
Meat Slicers
December 8, 2010
Just wondering if you took any writing or editorial classes? You write so well! Maybe you should consider some payed writing pieces. Just a thought! – Kim