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Event Design & Decor

15 Beautiful and Surprising Ideas for Spring Flowers

These events used colorful blooms in inventive ways on tabletops, bars, backdrops, and more.

La Tavola Fine Linen Rental hosted its new collection release party at the Lombardi House in Los Angeles in April. There, the linen company joined with decor and design partners Found Vintage Rentals, Casa de Perrin, and Louloudi Design, which created the florals that complemented a dramatic ombre look at a long table.

Event Tech & Virtual

10 New Products, Trends, and Ideas to Have on Your Radar This Spring

Here's what's hot in catering, floral design, activities, and more this season.

A new option for floral gifts, Miami-based Olyve offers a curated selection of bouquets with tech-forward customer service. Senders receive ongoing status updates and photos and may also choose to record a personalized video message, which is emailed to the recipient upon delivery. Bouquets come in an arty gift box with eye-catching graphic design. The company recently expanded delivery to service five cities: New York, Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, and Philadelphia.

Event Design & Decor

8 Elegant Ways to Interpret a Nature Theme

Organic materials can be rendered as opulent, rather than rustic, event details.

Champagne chilled in bowls reminiscent of birds' nests, made from foraged organic materials.

February 15, 2016: What the Oscars Can Learn From the Grammys, the Movement to Promote American-Grown Flowers, Russell Simmons Launches Award Show Just Before Oscars

January 13, 2016: TED to Broadcast Opening Night Live in Movie Theaters, N.F.L. to Return to L.A. With $3 Billion Stadium, How Floral Centerpieces Made History

Traditional—A Reclaimed Approach to Hors d’Oeuvres

See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio

How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future

This Event Turned Home Decor Into a Celebration of Latinas' Life Moments

C2 Montreal 2025: How the Business Conference Puts Creativity in 'Motion'

What's New in Meetings and Trade Shows: MPI WEC Heads to St. Louis, New Trends Report Shows Corporate Events on the Rise, and More

Inside the Build: How Bellagio Fountain Club Delivers F1® Weekend’s Most Luxurious Hospitality Experience

How to Transform a Room in 20 Minutes

Event producer André Wells transformed the ballroom for the Knock Out Abuse gala from a Tuscan dinner into an Italian nightclub on a limited timetable.

Inspired by an Italian nightclub, Wells switched the color palette of the hotel ballroom for the after-party, focusing on black, white, and silver lounge furniture.

The Dos and Don'ts of What Industry Pros Should Wear at Events

Event and meeting professionals share what they wear for long, active hours at work—and why.

Many event and meeting professionals, including the team at Tinsel & Twine, believe pockets, layers, and dark colors are essential elements of attire.

September 18, 2015: How a Merger of Beer Giants Would Affect Sponsorships, Why Tech Shows Need Top-Shelf Musical Entertainment, White House Names New Head Florist

CORT Wows Houston Event Community with V.I.P. Showcase Event

Create beautiful outdoor spaces using the Boca Collection and hedges to define spaces.

10 Best Ideas of the Week: a Giant Ant Farm, Honey-Theme Snack Breaks, Stevie Wonder Pop-Up Concerts

Here's a look at 10 steal-worthy ideas we spotted this week.

'Ant-Man' Premiere

Event Design & Decor

How the Met Gala Avoided Chinese Clichés

Organizers of the museum's influential fund-raiser found elegant ways to incorporate Chinese imagery, the focus of the Costume Institute's spring exhibition.

A forest of 6,000 bamboo stems shipped in from Hawaii and Puerto Rico, and ranging between 14 and 25 feet tall, flanked the Great Hall staircase leading up to dinner. It took design director Raul Avila's team one entire day to properly position each stem alongside the custom-laid sisal, the bird, floral, and cherry blossom motif of which was painted by hand. Greeters positioned on the staircase were dressed in custom Michael Kors-designed 'Mandarin Evening' silk pajama shirt and pant ensembles, which the designer has reissued for a limited time for $1,190 on his website. Vogue creative director Grace Coddington, who missed the dinner this year due to a flight to France and stayed only for cocktails, walked the red carpet in the pajama set—which she wore straight to the airport.

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