reflected the couple's love of Art Deco Style. new apartment that they had been deco- rating together. I noticed that they had a very modern yet eclectic sense of taste such as white furniture, ghost chairs, some unique wooden accent pieces, and plenty of interesting artwork. Their ap- preciation for artwork was so evident that I knew we had to somehow incorporate art into their wedding. So ultimately my goal was to transform Comber Hall into an ultra modern artistic space while still paying tribute to the old world art deco charm of circa 1920. This was an inspiration from taking note movies. Long rectangular tables, square tables, two different table linens, and dif- ferent centerpieces filled the room. The first centerpieces were white frames with calla lilies intertwined in them to create almost a piece of artwork in and of itself and long taper candles. On the other ta- bles, we had large callas all bunched to- gether to create that sleek modern look. We also accented the tables with tall Alo- casia palm leaves accented with mirrored vases that were drawn from inspiration from her custom wedding gown. ordering kangaroo shaped escort cards with hand calligraphy since the couple would be honeymooning in Australia. The wedding favors were also very spe- cial to the couple as both of the families ized Espresso cup with the phrase: "Que Rico" which in Spanish means "so deli- cious" and "Rico" also happened to be the groom's last name. It was a fun play on words. Inside the espresso cups were mini guava cup cakes. This was a great touch to truly personalizing the wedding for them. At the conclusion of the wed- ding, we surprised them drawing on their love of the Brazilian culture and incorpo- rated a "Hora Loca" complete with Brazil- ian dancers and stilt walkers. can achieve a truly beautiful and person- alize wedding. |