Lights
May 30th, 2010
How do you set the mood for your evening… lighting. You have your venue and you look around and see everything brightly illumimnated. This is perfect for a business seminar not your wedding. Let’s start with how lighting affects your guests. Now think of an evening at the theatre… dimly lit seating with focused lights illuminating the set and actors drawing your attention to the performance on stage. Back to your wedding… as your friends and family enter… a wash of color softens the walls immediately signaling a change… pinspots illuminate your centerpieces drawing their eyes up and away from the multicolored carpet… a custom monogram projected catches their gaze and they know they have arrived… looking forward to an amazing experience celebrating your first evening as husband and wife. This will only be accomplished if done properly… with equipment and placement. Having a few lights here and there is money better spent elsewhere… no one enjoys a watered down drink. Achieving the look is quality of equipment and strategic placement… to be experienced and appreciated during and after in your photos. A properly lit room will glow in your photos.
Linens
May 27th, 2010
Linens are the canvas for your tablescape… offering a blank surface to each layer upon layer adding detail and texture. The first brush stoke is your color selection of a base linen… a bold splash of color in which to build upon… draping over your table flowing to the floor. With a firm grasp of your brush… an overlay refines your color and visually enhances the senses as the changing light reveals subtle nuances of texture. Place settings offer another layer to express your individual style. Pick up your brush… this time with a gentle stroke… a napkin crowns the setting… waking up the vibrance of the base color. As you continue to reveal your savoir-faire… the final brush stroke emerges… a chair cover exalts the tablescape and eagerly awaits the floral centerpiece…
Tips for planning floral décor for your wedding
May 26th, 2010
First decide on your overall floral décor budget. Sharing this with us helps put your dollars where they will show. This opens up communication between us and ensures we are listening to your needs. Knowing exactly how much you can spend also allows us to tailor a design which offers you the best bang for your buck. To make a bold statement It is best to stick with one or two colors for the floral. Your wedding’s overall design can never go wrong with a clean classic look. Today’s trend is a return to classic elegance. Floral décor wedding trends include glass containers and groups of flowers. Your bridal bouquet will be in most of your pictures… don’t skimp. Ceremony flowers are important… you will notice them in your wedding photo album. Always put your dollars where they show. Floral décor touches will enhance the already beautiful venue. Candles will add romance to any centerpiece… more to come.
Tanya and Paul Marriot Waterside Downtown Tampa
May 25th, 2010
A Bold Statement of Orange and Purple
May 22nd, 2010
A bold statement…
Gold beaded glass charger… pumpkin satin napkins with white and purple phalaenopsis orchids… tricolor roses… purple hydrengeas…
Tangerine and ruby mokara orchids… dripping swarovski crystal garlands… floating roses in glass globes…
10 feet tall… golden treasure phalaenopsis orchid tree… purple LED mood lighting… pumpkin satin table linen with velvet chiffon overlay… pumpkin chair covers with rhinestone accents… Welcome to our world.
Table Linens, Napkins, Chair Covers: Wildflower Linen
Natalie and Terry at the Sandpearl
May 21st, 2010
Betsy and Ryan at the InterContinental Tampa
May 19th, 2010
Betsy and Ryan at the InterContinental Tampa. Life Long Studios provides the images.
Custom structure with draping and hanging swarovski crystal curtain accented by cymbidium orchids for the ceremony
Swarovski crystal curtain with cymbidium orchids
Handtied roses with cystal studs.
Bridesmaids bouquets hydrengia and roses
Cocktail table
Handcrafted chandelier from below… with hanging orchids and candlelit globes
Julie and Ryan at the Rusty Pelican
May 17th, 2010
A beautiful day for a seaside ceremony at the Rusty Pelican…
The bride eagerly awaiting walking down the aisle… just out of sight…
The bride and groom steal a kiss… her bouquet of white peonies and a peony boutonniere for him…
A few reception details…
White Phalaenopsis orchid at the sweetheart table… with a fragrant border of peony petals…
Swarovski crystals frosting a tree… dripping white phalaenopsis orchids… fragrant white peony petals… LED mood lighting…
Our LED mood lighting for the reception…
Image captured at midnight… only our LED mood lighting…
and goodnight.





















