Offering one or two signature cocktails at your wedding or event has many perks, from practical to fun! Check out these 4 Reasons to Serve Signature Cocktails. 1. It saves money Replacing a full open bar with just a couple signature drinks cuts way down on costs. An open bar
Still need your “something blue”? It doesn’t have to be something you carry or wear – incorporate it into your reception decor! From cornflower to navy, blue can be a striking wedding color to showcase on your reception tables, cocktail tables, or bar. It meshes well with many different styles,
Murder mystery dinner parties are a fun and unique way to spend an evening with family and friends, and serves as a perfect Halloween party idea. Hosting a murder mystery dinner party is also easier than you may think. There are many kits available for purchase (check out MyMysteryParty.com), and
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Pastels and neutrals will always be a color palette favorite for weddings and events. But lately, we’ve been loving bolder hues for an eye-catching and unforgettable look. As we head into fall, start thinking about ways you can use statement colors in your next event. Swap the traditional neutrals and
Traditionally, copper was used almost exclusively in fall and winter color palettes, often paired with browns, dark greens, and other deep hues. But we’ve recently been loving this popular metallic color in summer palettes as well. Pair copper accents with pinks, light greens, and golds to add contrast to a
Green and gold décor are typical staples for any St. Patrick’s Day event. But your party décor doesn’t have to stop there! Just by focusing on gold alone or relying on floral details for your green accents, you can create a more unique St. Patrick’s Day look. Or, to create
While you can’t exactly call it a color, transparent elements are becoming a popular addition to weddings and other events. Pair transparent details with a rainbow of colors, or stick to a simplistic scheme of just one or two accent colors. No matter how you style them, these 5 transparent
Navy blue has always been a staple hue in beachy, nautical themed events, but lately it has been impressing guests in color palettes year-round! Using navy as a neutral may be unexpected, but it’s the perfect pop of subtle color while still serving as a beautiful backdrop for other hues.
Take your table to the next level with a runner! Whether fabric, floral, or a combination of the two, runners are one of the easiest and most budget-friendly ways to immediately enhance the style of your tables, as well as your event! Check out these 6 runner styles and why
Offering one or two signature cocktails at your wedding or event has many perks, from practical to fun! Check out these 4 Reasons to Serve Signature Cocktails. 1. It saves money Replacing a full open bar with just a couple signature drinks cuts way down on costs. An open bar
Still need your “something blue”? It doesn’t have to be something you carry or wear – incorporate it into your reception decor! From cornflower to navy, blue can be a striking wedding color to showcase on your reception tables, cocktail tables, or bar. It meshes well with many different styles,
Murder mystery dinner parties are a fun and unique way to spend an evening with family and friends, and serves as a perfect Halloween party idea. Hosting a murder mystery dinner party is also easier than you may think. There are many kits available for purchase (check out MyMysteryParty.com), and
A gems and geodes-inspired event is filled with natural beauty and bold color choices. Deep jewel tones with hints of gold will set the look of your event apart from other natural color palettes that feature more greens and browns. Check out the photos above for some of our favorite
Pastels and neutrals will always be a color palette favorite for weddings and events. But lately, we’ve been loving bolder hues for an eye-catching and unforgettable look. As we head into fall, start thinking about ways you can use statement colors in your next event. Swap the traditional neutrals and
Traditionally, copper was used almost exclusively in fall and winter color palettes, often paired with browns, dark greens, and other deep hues. But we’ve recently been loving this popular metallic color in summer palettes as well. Pair copper accents with pinks, light greens, and golds to add contrast to a
Green and gold décor are typical staples for any St. Patrick’s Day event. But your party décor doesn’t have to stop there! Just by focusing on gold alone or relying on floral details for your green accents, you can create a more unique St. Patrick’s Day look. Or, to create
While you can’t exactly call it a color, transparent elements are becoming a popular addition to weddings and other events. Pair transparent details with a rainbow of colors, or stick to a simplistic scheme of just one or two accent colors. No matter how you style them, these 5 transparent
Navy blue has always been a staple hue in beachy, nautical themed events, but lately it has been impressing guests in color palettes year-round! Using navy as a neutral may be unexpected, but it’s the perfect pop of subtle color while still serving as a beautiful backdrop for other hues.
Take your table to the next level with a runner! Whether fabric, floral, or a combination of the two, runners are one of the easiest and most budget-friendly ways to immediately enhance the style of your tables, as well as your event! Check out these 6 runner styles and why
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Walnut Stained Farm Style Table, Lucca Ivory with Gold Band Chop Plate, Victoria Dinner Plate, Venice Amber Salad Plate, Harvest Oatmeal Napkin, Arya Flatware, Charlotte Water Glass, Charlotte Wine Glass, Charlotte Champagne Glass, Delilah Cloud Oversized Runner. Why have a seating plan? Putting together a seating plan and writing
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Previous Next Who would have thought that napkins, something you use to clean your hands and face, would end up being such a staple in your event’s table settings? Napkins, a defining detail for our 2020 event planners, can really change the whole dynamic of the table, so when you
Previous Next This styled shoot by Events by Kristina Elyse has so many French-inspired details, it’s almost hard to believe it all took place at Helwig Winery in Plymouth, California. Check out these gorgeous photos by Ashley Baumgartner Photography and take note of every detail you would love to repeat
Previous Next Congratulations on getting engaged! This special time and huge life step deserves a little bit of celebrating. An engagement party is a great opportunity to mark this momentous occasion, relive your epic proposal moment with your closest family and friends, and kick off the wedding planning process with
Products pictured: Wax-Leaf Pyramid, Evergreen Bush, Adirondack Chair, Adirondack Side Table, Copper Arch, Boxwood Hedge Champagne/Wine Wall. Photo by LUMI Photography. 1. Greenery Everywhere Green plants, whether they are live or faux plants, add a natural touch to your wedding and we expect to see more of it in 2020.
Previous Next As we close out the year, and say goodbye to Pantone’s 2019 Color of the Year, Living Coral, we are ready to embrace Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2020: Classic Blue! Take a look at these photos for all the Classic Blue wedding inspiration. Photo 1: Photo
Products pictured: Gold Chiavari Chairs, Black Polyester Table Linen. Photo by Jennifer Clapp Photography. The Roaring ‘20s is a favorite party theme all year round, but as we welcome the new ‘20s decade this New Year’s Eve, it’s a no brainer! Here are some ideas for a Great Gatsby
Products pictured: Satin Fuchsia Napkin, Ava Blush Charger, Lucca Ivory Dinner Plate, Jane Silver Salad Plate, Scroll Flatware, Pink Dixie Goblet, Sonoma Champagne Glass, Phantom Dining Chair. 1. Ornament Centerpiece Disperse oversized ornaments around your table, line up smaller ones for a 3D runner, or fill up your vases
Walnut Stained Farm Style Table, Lucca Ivory with Gold Band Chop Plate, Victoria Dinner Plate, Venice Amber Salad Plate, Harvest Oatmeal Napkin, Arya Flatware, Charlotte Water Glass, Charlotte Wine Glass, Charlotte Champagne Glass, Delilah Cloud Oversized Runner. Why have a seating plan? Putting together a seating plan and writing
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