
The event’s name was inspired by the prefix "co," which is found in many synergetic words such as co-design, connect, and community.
Photo: Laura Dee

Each guest had a cubbie filled with gifts tailored to them such as a custom candle, lantern, baseball cap, hoodie, and a personalized binder.
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Hand-painted backpacks with the attendee’s initials hung from the facade of a small lodge.
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Before the event, attendees received a mailer filled with prep materials.
Photo: Nathan Kanofsky

Gifts for the Good Life reinvented the essentials kits, which were filled with various sundries, into an on-brand scrapbook.
Photo: Nathan Kanofsky

Other gifting items included branded water bottles, personalized notebooks, and art supplies.
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Scent sommelier Kelly Jones led a “scentstorming” walk that inspired guests to think about how fragrances evoke different emotions and memories and how scents can be integrated into events and client experiences. She paired their discoveries with perfumes inspired by each element such as moss, stone, and fern. Guests were then able to make their own fragrance; Gifts for the Good Life collaborated with the perfumer to create the custom packaging.
Photo: Laura Dee

For an evening event, designer Isabella Sikaffy led the group in creating centerpieces using succulents and air plants from her garden in California.
Photo: Bryan Destin

Attendees gathered around a campfire for an intimate evening of intention-setting, live music, performances, and s'mores.
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Attendees were given monogrammed smocks for the monoprinting and marbling activities.
Photo: Bryan Destin

The welcome note and pop-up guide that hung on the entranceway.

Entryway of a pop-up boutiquerie, an interactive luxe experience where attendees chose their own gifts.
Photo: Jeremie Barlow Photography

The second day conference features included dry-erase magnetic desk sets with branded markers
Photo: John Cain Sargent