Pacific Polo Tour

A sign on the hills above the sixth annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles mimicked the iconic Hollywood sign.

Hedging decorated the front of a bar in the new Rosé Garden section, for guests ticketed at the $400 level.

Bottles decorated a flowing fountain.

Bottles decorated topiaries surrounding the Rosé Garden.

Pink floral archways marked the entrance to the Rosé Garden, which had a pink color palette.

A hashtag decorated a wall of greenery and was designed to inspire guests to share photos on social media.

A Secret Garden area was available for 350 celebrities and invited guests.

Mirrors in opulent gold frames decorated a gallery wall.

Birdcages, pillows, and other objects in Veuve Clicquot's signature yellow-orange color decorated the party space.

A bold chandelier-like decor piece hung over the white tented Secret Garden space.

Umbrellas in the brand's color popped against white seating arrangements.

Bottles decorated a logo wall for photos.

The press wall was made up of 36 feet of faux hedging with recessed bottle shelves, a pair of logos, and a 56-foot-long border of silk flowers.

A pair of chandeliers that each incorporated 75 champagne bottles in four different sizes dangled from 12- by 12-foot wooden arches.

At the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic, an eye-catching “living hashtag” comprising succulents spelled out the event name.

A series of 10 wooden arches, each 12 by 12 feet, created oversize gateways that ran down the center of the 850-foot-long picnic area.

Bottles served as decor throughout the event's design.

Oversize letters in the brand's name and color evoked the look of the Hollywood sign.

Marigolds dangled from arches, adding pops of color to the rustic look.

Monochromatic balloon arches defined a space within the event.

Even directional signage got a rustic, artful look.

Succulents and marigolds added to the on-brand decor.

Veuve bottles made for an elegant game setup.

BrownHot Events used Signature Systems Group’s "Seagrass" sisal carpet at the tent for Veuve Clicquot’s Polo Classic event in October.

A custom juice cart was decked out in the colors of the day—and, of course, the event's hashtag.

Flower arrangements included lime and cucumber slices lining the walls of glass vessels.

Lawn games included a custom boccie ball set and custom ladder golf.

Amazon Prime Video’s Resistance Radio Network activation, promoting its show The Man in the High Castle, will take place on the rooftop of Market & Tap in downtown Austin.

About 4,000 guests took to Will Rogers State Historic Park for the third annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic on Saturday, with co-hosts like Rachel Zoe and Nacho Figueras. Producer BrownHot partnered with Mille Fiori Floral Design to create an eight- by 20-foot paper flower backdrop for the V.I.P. tent bar. Each flower was hand made and comprised of custom-printed stock, crepe paper, and tissue paper.