
Blush-colored anemone flowers added a soft, delicate contrast to the sharp edges of the geometric centerpieces.
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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and Amaryllis created a mini Japanese garden inside the ballroom complete with a pond, wooden bridge, live plants, and a cherry-blossom tree.
Photo: Ron Engle/Courtesy of National Cherry Blossom Festival

Landscape architect Maria Smithburg and Manifredini Landscaping & Design lined the entrance with red buckets of varying heights. The buckets held lush, cheerful arrangements of purple tulips.
Photo: Cheri Eisenberg
Nielsen Pre-Grammy Celebration

On Saturday, Nielsen hosted a pre-Grammys celebration at Hyde Sunset Kitchen & Cocktails, including performances by Bastille and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. An arrivals wall spelled out the brand’s name in marquee letters, and included unusual upside-down arrangements of flowers. MAC Presents produced.
Photo: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for MAC Presents

For Summer 2011, the Waterfall Atrium at the Palazzo Las Vegas was transformed into a bog garden. It featured three hand-sculpted frogs that sat in the center of the water feature, accented by water lilies, cobra lilies, mosses, ferns, and water reeds. Whimsical jeweled dragonflies dotted the gardens in vibrant oranges, hot pinks, and chartreuse greens.
Photo: Courtesy of Venetian/Palazzo
Wedding Trend: Watercolors

Purple flowers in ombre arrangements ran the length of the cookie-decorating table.
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Extending the green theme of the Spotify House, Austin-based Articulture Designs created a musical living wall, embedding air plants and greenery in speakers and instruments that were mounted on the wall.
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Florals at the event included a ball of carnations that evoked the classic image of a circus elephant standing on a ball.
Photo: Roderick Peña

Late last year the Wynn Las Vegas unveiled two floral installations conceptualized by Preston Bailey—a hot-air balloon and an animated carousel, which will live in the property’s atrium indefinitely. The installations were crafted by Wynn Design and Development and Forte Specialty Contractors. Constructed with a core made of fiber-reinforced plastic, the sculptures are adorned with more than 110,000 flowers, arranged in a vibrant color palette.
Photo: Jeff Green

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'W' Magazine It Girl Luncheon

W hosted a Saturday event at A.O.C. celebrating people the magazine designated as Hollywood It girls. Piaget and Dom Pérignon sponsored the luncheon, where guests including Kim Kardashian and Allison Williams dined at tables accented with pops of pink.
Photo: Donato Sardella/Getty Images for W Magazine

Pink butterflies covered the large wooden tree at the center of the main bar.
Photo: Ron Engle/Courtesy of National Cherry Blossom Festival

The hot-air balloon stands 20 feet tall and weighs 4,000 pounds, while the carousel is 13 feet tall, 16 feet wide, and weighs 6,000 pounds. Both installations feature theatrical lighting and are accompanied by festive music. Bailey said he looked to childhood inspirations to complement the existing whimsical theme of the Wynn atrium.
Photo: Jeff Green