XO laptops replaced flowers as centerpieces in the dining room, flashing images of bouquets and alerting diners to their next course.
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The “Land, Sea, and Sky” theme of the National Geographic flag inspired an array custom tables and toppers, including glacier ice sculptures. Syzygy Events International created the custom pieces for the event.
Photo: Robert Isacson
A mix of round and rectangular clear Lucite tables formed the dinner setup in the atrium. The sleek look was matched by clear chargers and ghost chairs; clusters of pillar candles replaced flowers as centerpieces.
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The iPad centerpieces from Keep Interacting can be customized for events.
Photo: Courtesy of Keep Interacting
David Stark used 6,000 pounds of recycled paper to create topiary centerpieces, oversize chandeliers, and a podium backdrop.
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Frost lit the room in a dark blue hue that played off the bright colors of the light sculptures.
Photo: Dan Rest
