Florals/Floral Companies

Performers in checkerboard bodysuits mixed among the guests in one of the reception bars.

Two models dressed as living chandeliers greeted guests at the entrance to the hotel.

The reception included a sushi bar served from atop a large ice sculpture.

On one side of the white carpet near the entrance, five models were meant to represent stanchions.

Masked servers offered passed hors d'oeuvres, such as oysters on the half shell.

The Collection sponsored the gala and brought in four vehicles for display.

During the reception and the after-party, the DJs worked from a platform inside a two-story tower.

Most of the tables in the ballroom had solid black or white linens, except the 25 V.I.P. tables which had circular-patterned toppers.

Deco Productions created two 16- by 42-foot prints to display on either side of the stage, one showing a reclining model, the other showing a large eyeball. Each one was divided into six individually framed panels and suspended from the ceiling.

Deco Productions created a white acrylic panel that hung behind the stage. To one side of the stage, the Collection displayed a 2012 McLaren that it donated for the live auction.

Bayfront Floral Decorators filled glass bowls with white roses and added white calla lilies for height.

The first course consisted of a toasted brioche topped with smoked sturgeon mousse, caviar, deviled egg, and grapefruit segments.

Deco used bold black and white graphics and artwork to turn the walkway from the reception into the ballroom into a mod art gallery. printed on an adhesive transparent

Guests could purchase masks at the gala, with 20 percent of the proceeds going back to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.