In addition to a unique henna pattern projection on the walls, The CAM was uplit in pink and purple hued lighting for the first reception. Moroccan lanterns were used in one area of the room, while colorful drape was hung to add to the Indian decor elements. The colorful florals from Artistry Design completed the room.

The Before Photo of the room

 The second day of celebration took place at Moulin. Crushed and textured brown and gold drape was used to create a special suprise entry treatment for the bride and groom complete with our theatrical lighting and fog.

Inside Moulin, uplighting and drape were used to accentuate the wooden posts throughout the room, while light strands and our hand made fabric lanterns were hung to create even more ambiance against the exposed brick and beams in the historic room. Thank you to Ann Jones at Moulin for her kindness as usual!

Thanks to Anne James Photography for the beautiful photos.

The inside of the tent was fully draped and lit in ivory. Uplighting emphasized the burlap accents along the walls, that added to the earthly feel the couple was going for.

Pinspotting accentuated the stunning orchid balls, made by Artistry.

We built a birch wall for the couple to display images of things that are special to them, adding to the personalization of the wedding.

We covered the entire tent floor with a hardwood look, but we hand painted the dance floor in a slightly lighter grain and washed a soft pattern onto it. A wooden stage was made for the band, as well as wooden planter boxes, filled with lush greenery, also by Artistry.

At one end of the tent, accented by more uplighting, our white bar was the perfect spot to display baby’s breath bouquets.

We loved all of the earthy details, especially the hand pressed table numbers, made by the happy couple. Such a unique wedding to be a part of!

At the entrance of the Stadium, we placed our handmade large gold frame, with black draping and a red carpet, to usher guests inside. Once inside, they were met with a beautiful lighting treatment wallpapering one area, while Cardinal red uplighting was used to accentuate another. The placement of light up pub tables, adorned with the St. Louis Cardinals emblem, more unique lighting, along with the use of drapes and our custom built chandeliers, were used as accents around the room. A lounge area was also created to complete the room.

Congratulations, Cardinals!

We draped the entire room all the way around in different patterns, colors and textures for a Moulin Rouge intense sensory experience.  

 A wooden platform was built for Santa’s bed to sit atop, as well as several arched windows and walls for Santa’s shelves to display his personal photos. There were a ton of details to this event included pictures of Santa, candles, ornate mirrors, pillows, Santa’s perfect Christmas tree and more, that pulled the whole experience together.

In front of the Christmas tree, all decked out in black and gold ornaments, was a lounge area for Santa. It was lit by candlelight and naughty elf boots hung from the custom made fireplace.

A giant arch with a plexi building skyline lit from below. We also created the lighting design for this event, as well as the projection lighting patterns shown on the pieces.

The 1904 World’s Fair Pavilion themed centerpiece featured a trolley and ferris wheel, as well as photos from the actual 1904 Fair.

Life size musicians were on the St. Louis Jazz piece, as well as a huge guitar.

Our final three centerpieces were St. Louis sports themed.

As guests’ entered into the room they were met with a beautiful black and white damask drape to set the tone for the decor.

The entire event was in a cocktail lounge format with only a few sit down tables.  But of the few sit down tables provided this was the table of honor.  A square was made out of the tables and instead of traditional centerpieces we designed and created enormous bare branch trees to be the focus in the middle of the table.  These trees were adorned with crystal strands and candles for that romantic flair.  We installed an entire wall of candles to shimmer behind the table.

Our mirror bars worked perfectly in this space as the entire room was reflected in the glass.

A tent was installed in the courtyard of the museum for additional seating.  This tent leaned toward the Indian decor elements with colorful fabric, Moroccan lanterns, and henna patterned lighting.

The backdrop to one lounge was hand braided red string curtain.

In keeping with the use of bare trees we also created a tree in the center table of the lounge area and filled it with candles and crystals. What a great talking piece for the lounge!

We draped the entire ballroom from floor to ceiling to create a very light glow to the room.  All lighting was in whites and ivory. We took a wonderful room and made it unique to the client by ensuring an elegant atmosphere.  The gorgeous floral by Caroline Kelsey Designs was pinspotted from above.