Incorporating fun wedding details that are special to you is a great way to personalize your event. This bike that held gifts and well wishes belongs to one of our past brides. Her and her now hubby love to ride bikes. This was a creative way to include one of their personal hobbies into their special day. The entire wedding had whimsical details that fit our couple perfectly. Sometimes the most subtle displays can make a grand impact, and we always love infusing elements that compliment our client’s theme or wedding decor. 

florals: Michael Daigian Design + photo credit: Larissa Cleveland Photography

Looking for unique ballroom ideas? A tropical setting within a ballroom = totally doable. This was a wedding we designed a few years back paying homage to the groom’s Puerto Rican roots. By infusing a hint of island flair, we created a tropical, yet sophisticated and elegant wedding for our lovely couple.

When creating a theme or selecting decor for your wedding or special event, don’t be afraid to think outside the box. Often times we get couples who select a venue because they simply fall in love with it, but their theme/decor may not necessarily fit the space. This wedding is living proof that an outdoor setting can be brought indoor, with the right elements and decor. We are always up for the challenge and believe in creating extraordinary events in ordinary spaces!

Floral design: Asiel Design, rentals: Classic Party Rentals, venue: The Regency Ballroom and Photographer: Weddings by Sasha.

Adding a little something fun and sweet to your wedding or special event, is always a good idea! This cotton candy station was part of a cirque du soleil inspired lounge for one of our past clients. Betty Zlatchin Catering also served-up some deliciously amazing mini desserts that included; pot de creme, ice cream sandwiches and a chocolate shake in a shot glass. When creating a dessert display, have fun with it! 

Caterer: Betty Zlatchin Catering and Photographer: Jennifer Skog.