By Jenna Stratman on
5/15/2012 8:44 AM
A huge trend that we hope doesn’t go away anytime soon is the rustic theme. This is being used in a big way in weddings and other events, and is a great idea for bringing a casual touch to your day. Below is an example of how to achieve this look with your table setting. Think outdoors – twigs, birds, plants, and all of the colors that nature inspires. I love the twig charger in this setting; the shades of greens, blues, and browns really emphasized the al fresco aspect, as well.
Incorporating various blue and green glass bottles as part of the centerpieces is another way to pull this look together.
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By Jenna Stratman on
5/14/2012 8:35 AM
Up, up, and away!
Are you a fan of balloons? If you're not, you will be by the end of this post. Bonbon, a balloon company based out of North London, has perfected the art of personalized mail with a gorgeous surprise.
Imagine this. You receive a big white box in the mail with "Fragile" tape on every side. Curiously, however, the box is very lightweight. You carefully slit through the tape and open the flaps...and out floats the most beautifully colored and pe
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By Jenna Stratman on
5/11/2012 8:19 AM
A supposedly "easy" way to pull the look of an event together is to just add one more touch - one more floral arrangement, one more wall in drapery, one more garland of crystal...but oftentimes, we forget the tried and true rule that less is more. Simplicity is highly underrated, and beauty, whether in an event, on a person, or through one's sense of fashion, should start with a clean and natural base.
Next time you're decorating or dressing up for a night out, by all means, bring on the sparkle! Just remember that accessories are there to ENHANCE, not define.
Have a great weekend!!
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By Jenna Stratman on
5/8/2012 8:33 AM
Have a flair for the dramatic? Try matching a bold hue with black to create a striking tablescape. In this picture, the turquoise adds a punch of color to the elegant black lace of the overlay, and the elongated leaf brings a softness of nature to the combination...
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By Jenna Stratman on
5/7/2012 10:09 AM
Looking for an event space that's as unique as it's daily functionality? We just may have your answer.
Third Degree Glass Factory has been established near DeBaliviere Place since 2002. It is currently located in a recently renovated building with a loft-like space of over 12,000 feet. Want to make a great impression on your guests and bring the arts to your event? Third Degree offers entertaining options such as demonstrations and hands-on projects for your guests to try.
For detailed information on having an event at Third Degre
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