
Illuminated glass mushrooms and giant chalkboards framed the entrance to the cocktail reception.
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Chalkboards also appeared on the bases of lounge furniture. A bucket of colored chalk let guests invited guests to doodle.
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Guests posed for photos in a booth near the entrance to the cocktail reception. Inside the space, their photos were projected onto the wall in Warhol-style graphics.
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With a park theme, the cocktail reception offered an indoor swing and daisy-lined sod.
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At the center of the space, guests rode a giant teeter-totter made out of truss—the activity became more popular as spiked lemonade flowed.
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After the cocktail reception, partygoers headed downstairs for dinner in an all-white room filled with candles and hanging manzanita branches. A shot of chilled Crystal Head vodka sat beside each plate.
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Wolfgang Puck Catering's first course, referred to on the menu as the "Opening Act," paired domestic caviar with smoked salmon, egg, and toasted brioche. The main course was a Wagyu beef burger stuffed with truffled short rib.
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For the rock-theme after-party, designers plastered the entrance with old concert posters and littered the sod with empty beer cans.
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During the one-hour flip, staffers covered the illuminated bar with black die-cut panels.
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With Dave Navarro on guitar, Camp Freddy covered rock classics such as "Paradise City."
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