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August 24, 2017
Signage from event sponsor Browns Shoes decorated the dance floor at Fashion Magazine's 35th anniversary event.
Signage from event sponsor Browns Shoes decorated the dance floor at Fashion Magazine's 35th anniversary event.
Photo: Kevin Gonsalves Photography
Terra Glamping: Fort Tilden
Terra Glamping: Fort Tilden
For those in search of a remote, glamping-style idea for groups, Terra Glamping—a full-service glamping and event production company—recently partnered with the National Park Service to launch a luxury camp pop-up in Fort Tilden. Located on the Rockaway Peninsula in New York, the pop-up offers furnished safari-style tents that accommodate two, with amenities including side tables, decorative rugs, and lanterns. Additional amenities include an outdoor lounge with couches, chairs, and hammocks, and bathroom and shower facilities. The pop-up runs through September 19.
Photo: Courtesy of Terra
Cuban-Theme Party
Cuban-Theme Party
Event design company Tinsel & Twine recently designed a private corporate event on Ellis Island that featured Cuban-inspired decor, catering, and talent. The center of the bar showcased a giant banana tower.
Photo: Quyn Duong Photography
Cuban-Theme Party
Cuban-Theme Party
An arch adorned in roses and other greenery welcomed guests into an evening lounge.
Photo: Quyn Duong Photography
Cuban-Theme Party
Cuban-Theme Party
Cocktails made with watermelon and pineapples were served from Pinch Food Design’s mobile cocktail cart.
Photo: Quyn Duong Photography
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
At the clothing brand’s third annual Fourth of July party in the Hamptons, giant 3-D floral signage spelling out Revolve served as a photo op for guests.
Photo: Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Moet & Chandon
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
The event, which was presented in partnership with Moët & Chandon, served guests cotton candy and Moët Ice Imperial and Ice Rosé in branded glasses.
Photo: Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Moet & Chandon
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
Revolve Fourth of July Bash
Branded carnival-style games for guests included a dunk tank and a ring toss.
Photo: Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Moet & Chandon
Airport Food & Beverage Conference
Airport Food & Beverage Conference
The sixth annual Airport Food & Beverage Conference took place June 21-23 at the Toronto Pearson International Airport. During the event, New York-based airport hospitality company OTG hosted a “farm-to-terminal” gala dinner that featured table-length centerpieces created with seasonal, local produce. The event was designed by Candice & Alison.
Photo: Visualbass Photography
Marriott’s Shark Week Cocktails
Marriott’s Shark Week Cocktails
To celebrate Shark Week in July, the New York Marriott Marquis, Washington Marriott Wardman Park, Washington Marriott Georgetown, and the Skiff Bar at Newport Marriott in Rhode Island served guests a variety of shark-theme cocktails, including a Blood in the Water martini that was garnished with a gummy shark.
Photo: Courtesy of Marriott International
Chandon's American Summer FĂŞte
Chandon's American Summer Fête
For events that are themed after geographic locations, wooden signs can be an easy way to showcase that theme to guests. At Chandon's limited-edition bottle launch in 2016, Wooden signs pointing to Napa Valley and France paid homage to Chandon's current home and origins. The event, which took place on the High Line in New York, was designed by Ignition Inc.
Photo: Courtesy of Chandon
MKG Summer Party
MKG Summer Party
For a car wash-inspired idea, New York-based experiential marketing agency MKG used Jerry cans as décor for its car wash-theme bash in 2016.
Photo: Sara Kerens
Engage!16 Wedding Summit
Engage!16 Wedding Summit
For festive, floral decor, the Engage!16 Wedding Summit held a croquet lunch that featured floral flamingos on the lawn. The event was designed by the Design Studio at the Breakers in Palm Beach.
Photo: Carla Ten Eyck
Svedka’s Summer Samba Party
Svedka’s Summer Samba Party
For planners looking to incorporate fruit into their summer party décor, Svedka’s Rio carnival party, which took place in Los Angeles in 2014, used pineapples instead of vases to hold tropical floral arrangements. The event was designed by BMF Media Group.
Photo: Michael Simon/StarTraksPhoto.com
La Roche-Posay’s Parasols of Protection Event
La Roche-Posay’s Parasols of Protection Event
Skincare brand La Roche-Posay’s beach-theme event took place in New York in 2013, promoting awareness about sun protection and skin cancer prevention. To draw in passersby, the event featured a suspended umbrella installation. The umbrellas were printed with the La Roche-Posay and SOS-Save Our Skin logos.
Photo: Courtesy of La Roche-Posay
Balloonzilla
Balloonzilla

Orange County, California-based company Balloonzilla creates custom balloon art for events, including balloon arches, bouquets, structures, walls, and more. The company’s designers work with planners to create designs and installations for each event, such as the larger-than-life balloon canopy and step-and-repeat that greeted guests at the BizBash show’s event registration area (pictured). The company also offers do-it-yourself kits and helium tanks for rent. Balloonzilla regularly plans events in Orange County and Los Angeles county and can travel nationwide for larger events; prices vary depending on the design and the event’s location.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
SuperCool Creamery
SuperCool Creamery

SuperCool Creamery specializes in frozen desserts, cocktails, and treats prepared on the spot—with an entertaining twist. A team of “Taste Technicians” uses liquid nitrogen to make flash-frozen ice cream right in front of guests. When the nitrogen is poured over ice cream or cocktail products, evaporation causes a crowd-pleasing cloud of smoke. Ice cream comes in more than 40 different flavors, and a variety of custom cocktails are also available. The company can cater events throughout the Los Angeles area. At BizBash Live, SuperCool Creamery was part of AFR Event Furnishings' booth. The furniture and accessories company rents items for special events in major cities across the United States.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Champagne Creative Group’s Bicycle Buffet
Champagne Creative Group’s Bicycle Buffet

Las Vegas-based entertainment design and production company Champagne Creative Group specializes in surprise-and-delight event moments featuring costumed staff. A summery, Instagram-friendly option for events is the bicycle buffet, which provides a roaming food and beverage station for events. Models’ attire can be customized based on an event’s color and theme; pricing for the bicycle buffet starts at $1,800 for two hours in California (prices may vary for events in other locations). Other creative serving options include the Strolling Carousel Buffet, the Champagne and Dessert Diva Dress, Living Topiary Greeters, LED Robot Greeters, and more options incorporating models. Logo branding is available for an extra fee on all items.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
FWR Rental Haus’s Mission Chairs
FWR Rental Haus’s Mission Chairs

Furniture rental company FWR Rental Haus’s colorful Mission chairs provide a festive option for summer events. The lightweight chairs come in 18 different colors, including black, blue, bronze, green, grey, orange, pink, white, and yellow. The Las Vegas-based rental company can also provide tables, lighting solutions, rugs, walls, sofas, decorative pieces, and more; many products can be customized. FWR ships nationwide, and prices are available upon request.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
SelfieBooth.com’s Boomerang Array
SelfieBooth.com’s Boomerang Array

Think beyond the photo booth with Selfiebooth.com’s Boomerang Array: 11 DSLR cameras that fire simultaneously, capturing the scene from 11 separate angles to produce an animated GIF. When the images are played in succession, the resulting GIF appears to fly back and forth around the subject. Images can then be shared via text message, email, or social media; the center camera in the array also produces a high-resolution print with a custom branded overlay. SelfieBooth.com's products can be custom-wrapped with full-color logos, hashtags, and other graphics, and the company has graphic designers on call to help with designs. Pricing depends on the length and location of the event, and the company provides custom photo activations for events around the country.

Photo: Courtesy of SelfieBooth.com
Wax Creation
Wax Creation

Calabasas, California-based Wax Creation makes colorful wax models of hands that serve as interactive party decor or favors. Guests dip their hands into the liquid wax to create an impression, which dries in a few minutes. Wax Creation also offers a candle-coloring activity for holiday events, where guests can dip and color their own custom candles. The company services events throughout California and Nevada; it also recently launched an east coast branch that serves Florida. For events in the Los Angeles area, Wax Creation charges $595 for two hours of activity, which includes unlimited hands, delivery and pick-up, and two attendants.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Blueprint Studios’ Acrylic Table Runner
Blueprint Studios’ Acrylic Table Runner

Blueprint Studios showcased a variety of furniture and tabletop rentals at the event, including its customizable acrylic table runner, which is translucent to give the table more dimension. Acrylic runners can be cut to a range of lengths and widths and can display graphics to tie into an event’s theme or branding; custom placemats and accent pieces can also be created at the company’s printing studio. The runner was displayed on Blueprint’s Blaco King table, and topped with natural stone containers holding Flame Calla Lilies, Orange Pincushion Protea, and Liriope. Prices are available upon request; the San Francisco-based company rents nationwide.

Photo: Gene Higa
CXC Simulations
CXC Simulations

For an unusual event or trade show activity, CXC Simulations provides professional, full-motion racing and flight simulators. Guests can experience the racetrack as if they were actually on it, with a low-mass motion system, high-quality audio and video, and panoramic screens. The racing simulators have software that will allow corporate logos or other graphics to appear on the tracks. The Los Angeles-based company can rent or sell simulators worldwide, and an on-site technician makes sure the event runs smoothly. Pricing is available upon request.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Folklore Vintage Rentals and Bloom Babes
Folklore Vintage Rentals and Bloom Babes

San Marcos, California-based Folklore Vintage Rentals provides furniture, props, accessories, and more for events in the Southern California area. The company offers stylish rentals for events; for the BizBash show, it created a Havana nights-inspired booth that included a white and brass dining table and white leather Spanish-style chairs from its Equipage line. The company also showcased its Marigold Yellow Danish-Inspired Mid-Century Sofa, its Teal Velvet Mid-Century Sofa, and an eclectic, colorful assortment of pillows, rugs, side tables, tabletop items, and more. Folklore can also provide full-scale event design; prices are available upon request. For the BizBash event, Folklore teamed up with Bloom Babes, who created a floral centerpiece that also tied into the Havana theme. The Carlsbad, California-based design company creates eye-catching installations for weddings and corporate events.

Photo: Claire Hoffman/BizBash
Bottega Louie
Bottega Louie

Another customizable option for event favors comes from Los Angeles restaurant and French patisserie Bottega Louie. The restaurant’s gourmet market provides elegantly packaged gift boxes that include assorted macarons, caramels, fine chocolate cocoa, cappuccino dragées, and more; personalized note cards and ribbon options are available. Gift boxes start at $35, and can be shipped nationwide.

Photo: Courtesy of Bottega Louie
Drawing Booth
Drawing Booth

Drawing Booth specializes in live digital art for events. The company works with a team of artists who can walk around events asking if guests would like their portrait drawn. The realistic portraits, which are created on iPads, take about three to four minutes to draw and then can be emailed to the subject immediately. Artists also print the image using a special printing belt, providing another instant favor for event guests that won’t disrupt their evening. Drawing Booth can also provide branded backgrounds for the portraits, incorporating company logos or other custom images. The company has been expanding its offerings to include marketing activations, product launches, and in-house digital art for corporations. Drawing Booth has offices in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and London, but is available for events worldwide.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Leatherology
Leatherology

Leatherology provides customizable wallets, travel tags, key chains, accessories, and gifts. The Dallas-based company offers more than 300 products for corporate gifting that come in an array of colors and can be personalized with company logos. Leatherology also recently launched a line of gifts for weddings, which features complimentary monogramming for initials, wedding dates, and more. The company uses a hand-deboss technique to create a distinct, long-lasting monogram; customers can choose their own fonts, deboss types, motifs, logos, and more. Hand-drawn designs or signatures are also available on select items. Volume discount pricing is available, and the company ships across the United States, Canada, the UK, and Australia. In the future, the company hopes to offer live monogramming at events.

Photo: Courtesy of Leatherology
Eventuosity
Eventuosity

Eventuosity is a cloud-based comprehensive event-management software. The system, which is also available as a mobile app, allows planners to create events from a template or from scratch, as well as add collaborators, schedule reminders, assign activities to various team members, track budgets, and more. The company, which was founded by marketing professional Justin Panzer and his brother and mother, offers monthly subscriptions starting at $99 or annual subscriptions starting at $1,149. Eventuosity is available nationwide.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Treat House
Treat House

New York-based Treat House ships its customized marshmallow and crispy-rice treats nationwide, creating a tasty favor for corporate and social events. The dessert shop can customize treats with company logos, colors, and images; it also has lines of wedding, baby shower, and bar and bar mitzvah treats. The desserts are offered in packs starting at one for $2.50 through 24 for $58; custom logos cost $1 more per treat. Custom belly bands, gift boxes, and ribbons are also available, as are gluten-free, dairy-free, and kosher options.

Photo: Haute Photography & Video
Pinatas.com
Pinatas.com

Pinatas.com can provide custom piñatas modeled after just about anything, including company logos, C.E.O.s or other V.I.P.s, brides and grooms, emojis, and even President Donald Trump. (Pictured at the company’s BizBash booth are Michael Jackson from the Thriller video, Marilyn Monroe, and BizBash C.E.O. David Adler.) Custom piñatas start at $69.50 for a 24-inch piñata, and $99.50 for a 40-inch piñata. The company also provides mini piñatas that can serve as party favors, as well as piñata centerpieces. The El Paso, Texas-based company ships nationwide.

Photo: Claire Hoffman/BizBash
Building on the woodlands theme, catering labels at certain stations resembled tree stumps. Marcia Selden Catering & Event Planning handled catering.
Building on the woodlands theme, catering labels at certain stations resembled tree stumps. Marcia Selden Catering & Event Planning handled catering.
Photo: Hechler Photographers
Bright, apple-shaped signage spoke for the servers, who remained silent throughout the event.
Bright, apple-shaped signage spoke for the servers, who remained silent throughout the event.
Photos: The LXA
In August, Simple Booth debuted a new product called LiveFeed. In conjunction with the company’s HALO photo booth platform, LiveFeed displays the guests’ photos in a real-time gallery, which can be projected or viewed on screens.
In August, Simple Booth debuted a new product called LiveFeed. In conjunction with the company’s HALO photo booth platform, LiveFeed displays the guests’ photos in a real-time gallery, which can be projected or viewed on screens.
Photo: Courtesy of Simple Booth
For the Propel Co:Labs Fitness Festival in August, strategic marketing agency Invisible North designed a photo booth set that channeled the color and energy of Propel’s #LetsGetUgly campaign. Guests used the vignette’s fitness props while getting snapped by tech partner Super A-OK’s A-1 Array multi-camera photo system, which captured the moment in a 180-degree GIF.
For the Propel Co:Labs Fitness Festival in August, strategic marketing agency Invisible North designed a photo booth set that channeled the color and energy of Propel’s #LetsGetUgly campaign. Guests used the vignette’s fitness props while getting snapped by tech partner Super A-OK’s A-1 Array multi-camera photo system, which captured the moment in a 180-degree GIF.
Photo: Courtesy of Propel
HL Group and Natuzzi Italia developed a balloon installation photo booth in collaboration with the Bosco for the Italian furniture brand’s event in May, which featured art by New York artists Ed Granger, Jon Burgerman, and Hektad that was inspired by Natuzzi Italia’s Re-vive chair. Guests splattered paint and decorated a backdrop of black and white balloons with vibrant colors from a branded paint can, creating their own works of art in front of a GIF photo booth.
HL Group and Natuzzi Italia developed a balloon installation photo booth in collaboration with the Bosco for the Italian furniture brand’s event in May, which featured art by New York artists Ed Granger, Jon Burgerman, and Hektad that was inspired by Natuzzi Italia’s Re-vive chair. Guests splattered paint and decorated a backdrop of black and white balloons with vibrant colors from a branded paint can, creating their own works of art in front of a GIF photo booth.
Photo: Kelsey Stanton/BFA.com
At a Lancôme event in June, HL Group worked with the Bosco to build a custom setup for a slow-motion GIF photo booth that was inspired by the whimsical packaging of the beauty brand’s product collection with fashion designer Olympia Le Tan. Guests frolicked on a fluffy oversize cloud set against a backdrop of Le Tan’s doodles.
At a Lancôme event in June, HL Group worked with the Bosco to build a custom setup for a slow-motion GIF photo booth that was inspired by the whimsical packaging of the beauty brand’s product collection with fashion designer Olympia Le Tan. Guests frolicked on a fluffy oversize cloud set against a backdrop of Le Tan’s doodles.
Photo: Kent Miller
To promote its film A Ghost Story, in which Casey Affleck appears as an apparition in a white sheet, film production company A24 worked with designer Steven Jos Phan and digital design shop Watson DG to create a pop-up in New York in July. The tongue-in-cheek “Ghost Store” invited people to get fitted for a sheet of their own.
To promote its film A Ghost Story, in which Casey Affleck appears as an apparition in a white sheet, film production company A24 worked with designer Steven Jos Phan and digital design shop Watson DG to create a pop-up in New York in July. The tongue-in-cheek “Ghost Store” invited people to get fitted for a sheet of their own.
Photo: Courtesy of Watson DG
Guests posed in a low-fi photo booth designed to match the sterile, abstract space. The photos were uploaded, and guests left with both a Polaroid-inspired print as well as a digital version to share on social media.
Guests posed in a low-fi photo booth designed to match the sterile, abstract space. The photos were uploaded, and guests left with both a Polaroid-inspired print as well as a digital version to share on social media.
Photo: Courtesy of Watson DG
FoxTales’ gravity-defying StoryRoom is a rotating 360-degree visual experience. The room and video camera rotate in unison, creating the illusion of guests crawling up the wall and dancing on the ceiling. For Comic-Con International in July, the New York-based experiential marketing firm customized the StoryRoom with branding for FX’s comedy-drama Atlanta.
FoxTales’ gravity-defying StoryRoom is a rotating 360-degree visual experience. The room and video camera rotate in unison, creating the illusion of guests crawling up the wall and dancing on the ceiling. For Comic-Con International in July, the New York-based experiential marketing firm customized the StoryRoom with branding for FX’s comedy-drama Atlanta.
Photo: Brittany Keene
Another new FoxTales product is StoryStage, an 8- by 8-foot platform outfitted with a 10-foot-high aerial-mounted camera that shoots images from above. StoryStage launched in January at Canon’s C.E.S. booth. The company recruited Hawaiian artist Aaron Kai to create an abstract piece that was inspired by Canon’s theme “Visionaries Welcome” and the slogan “See Impossible.” The aerial photo snapped by the Canon 5D Mark III then became a custom animation.
Another new FoxTales product is StoryStage, an 8- by 8-foot platform outfitted with a 10-foot-high aerial-mounted camera that shoots images from above. StoryStage launched in January at Canon’s C.E.S. booth. The company recruited Hawaiian artist Aaron Kai to create an abstract piece that was inspired by Canon’s theme “Visionaries Welcome” and the slogan “See Impossible.” The aerial photo snapped by the Canon 5D Mark III then became a custom animation.
Photo: Courtesy of FoxTales
This summer, the Bosco unveiled a new video booth that is inspired by the video confessional format perfected on reality television. Guests are able to make what feels like a mini music video, then instantly share it on their social media feeds. The videos can be customized by using faster cuts or slow motion, plus they can be branded with a watermark or an animated title card at the end. Click here to watch the booth in action.
This summer, the Bosco unveiled a new video booth that is inspired by the video confessional format perfected on reality television. Guests are able to make what feels like a mini music video, then instantly share it on their social media feeds. The videos can be customized by using faster cuts or slow motion, plus they can be branded with a watermark or an animated title card at the end. Click here to watch the booth in action.
Photo: Courtesy of the Bosco
Toronto-based catering company Eatertainment now offers an upgraded snack bar for meeting breaks. The spread features dessert terrariums, apple cider with cinnamon sticks, fresh juices, purple potato chips with crème fraîche and caviar, baked polenta mini cakes with fresh figs and gorgonzola, lavender and blueberry panna cotta, and grilled stone fruit skewers served in shot glasses with Greek yogurt. Pricing is $35 per person, with an additional cost for an on-site chef.
Toronto-based catering company Eatertainment now offers an upgraded snack bar for meeting breaks. The spread features dessert terrariums, apple cider with cinnamon sticks, fresh juices, purple potato chips with crème fraîche and caviar, baked polenta mini cakes with fresh figs and gorgonzola, lavender and blueberry panna cotta, and grilled stone fruit skewers served in shot glasses with Greek yogurt. Pricing is $35 per person, with an additional cost for an on-site chef.
Photo: Courtesy of Eatertainment
Twice New is a foundation launched by two event-industry veterans, Crystal Ortiz and Christina Rosenberg, in August. The nonprofit organization, which serves Los Angeles and Orange County, provides easy solutions for event waste: Representatives pick up excess supplies and food from any event or venue and donate it to local charities or shelters. Twice New charges a small fee, but that, as well as the items donated, is tax deductible; prices vary depending on location and quantity.
Twice New is a foundation launched by two event-industry veterans, Crystal Ortiz and Christina Rosenberg, in August. The nonprofit organization, which serves Los Angeles and Orange County, provides easy solutions for event waste: Representatives pick up excess supplies and food from any event or venue and donate it to local charities or shelters. Twice New charges a small fee, but that, as well as the items donated, is tax deductible; prices vary depending on location and quantity.
Photo: Courtesy of Twice New
11. Liquor Bottles
11. Liquor Bottles
For its XO Cafe Noir party in November, PatrĂłn Spirits Company tapped designer Abel McCallister Designs to create four chandeliers, each made of empty liquor bottles and embellished, black lampshades.
Photo: Angel Tagudin
More than 500 people attended Tuesday’s #VegasStrong press conference. IMEX chairman Ray Bloom was joined on stage by Jim Murren, chairman and C.E.O. of MGM Resorts International; Roger Dow, president and C.E.O. of the U.S. Travel Association; Rossi Ralenkotter, president and C.E.O. of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority; and David Peckinpaugh, president of Maritz Global Events. The group discussed the importance of hospitality and tourism in the wake of the city’s mass shooting on October 1, emphasizing that, as Murren said, “People here have a job because of you. Meetings and conventions are the backbone of this city. Without them everything else falls away.”
More than 500 people attended Tuesday’s #VegasStrong press conference. IMEX chairman Ray Bloom was joined on stage by Jim Murren, chairman and C.E.O. of MGM Resorts International; Roger Dow, president and C.E.O. of the U.S. Travel Association; Rossi Ralenkotter, president and C.E.O. of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority; and David Peckinpaugh, president of Maritz Global Events. The group discussed the importance of hospitality and tourism in the wake of the city’s mass shooting on October 1, emphasizing that, as Murren said, “People here have a job because of you. Meetings and conventions are the backbone of this city. Without them everything else falls away.”
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
The show’s education offerings included a major expansion of the “Inspiration Hub” education area and over 250 individual sessions. New this year, sessions took place in inflatable domes designed to spark creativity.
The show’s education offerings included a major expansion of the “Inspiration Hub” education area and over 250 individual sessions. New this year, sessions took place in inflatable domes designed to spark creativity.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
In keeping with the 'purposeful meetings' theme, additional education sessions took place in intimate areas called 'campfires' that had comfortable seating designed to promote brainstorming and teamwork.
In keeping with the "purposeful meetings" theme, additional education sessions took place in intimate areas called "campfires" that had comfortable seating designed to promote brainstorming and teamwork.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
In the Play Room, attendees studied a variety of tools and learning styles designed to make meetings more interactive and creative.
In the Play Room, attendees studied a variety of tools and learning styles designed to make meetings more interactive and creative.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
The new “Lunchtime Live Zone” showcased artists, musicians, and games to inspire planners to find creative ideas to bring back to their own meetings. Guests could play with a giant Etch-a-Sketch or take a virtual-reality roller coaster ride, then have their faces depicted in sand and receive a custom song from the team at Song Division.
The new “Lunchtime Live Zone” showcased artists, musicians, and games to inspire planners to find creative ideas to bring back to their own meetings. Guests could play with a giant Etch-a-Sketch or take a virtual-reality roller coaster ride, then have their faces depicted in sand and receive a custom song from the team at Song Division.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
Throughout the convention, guests could visit the Be Well Lounge for guided meditations from Lee Papa, a mindfulness speaker and trainer and the founder of Lee Papa’s Mindful Makeovers.
Throughout the convention, guests could visit the Be Well Lounge for guided meditations from Lee Papa, a mindfulness speaker and trainer and the founder of Lee Papa’s Mindful Makeovers.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
At a booth dedicated to C.S.R. and sustainability, attendees could donate books to Spread the Word Nevada, a local children’s literacy nonprofit.
At a booth dedicated to C.S.R. and sustainability, attendees could donate books to Spread the Word Nevada, a local children’s literacy nonprofit.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
On Smart Monday, Visit Norfolk worked with Michael’s Angel Paws to provide therapy dogs, giving attendees the chance to relax and de-stress between sessions.
On Smart Monday, Visit Norfolk worked with Michael’s Angel Paws to provide therapy dogs, giving attendees the chance to relax and de-stress between sessions.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
The annual #IMEXRun 5K race took place on Wednesday morning, drawing over 450 participants from 50 destinations for the 6 a.m. event.
The annual #IMEXRun 5K race took place on Wednesday morning, drawing over 450 participants from 50 destinations for the 6 a.m. event.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
About 12,000 exhibitors, hosted buyers, and other attendees participated in this year's IMEX. Over 3,300 companies representing 150 countries exhibited, including 64 new booths. In a new sustainability initiative, recyclable carpet was used in the aisles and some of the booths.
About 12,000 exhibitors, hosted buyers, and other attendees participated in this year's IMEX. Over 3,300 companies representing 150 countries exhibited, including 64 new booths. In a new sustainability initiative, recyclable carpet was used in the aisles and some of the booths.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
Many booths were designed to highlight aspects of the country or city's culture. At the Thailand booth, artists painted on postcards and woven purses for attendees.
Many booths were designed to highlight aspects of the country or city's culture. At the Thailand booth, artists painted on postcards and woven purses for attendees.
Photo: Courtesy of IMEX America
The 29Rooms production team comprises more than 200 people. The experience took a full month to build. The number of total social media posts associated with 29Rooms has currently surpassed 729 million potential impressions, double from last year.
The 29Rooms production team comprises more than 200 people. The experience took a full month to build. The number of total social media posts associated with 29Rooms has currently surpassed 729 million potential impressions, double from last year.
Photo: Nicole Maroon
Refinery29 partnered with Snap Inc. to launch a Spectacles rental program at the exhibition. A limited number of attendees per session were offered a pair of Spectacles to capture the experience. “Snaps” that are captured with Spectacles transfer wirelessly to a user’s Memories in Snapchat and are saved in a circular video format. The videos can then be uploaded to a Snapchat story.
Refinery29 partnered with Snap Inc. to launch a Spectacles rental program at the exhibition. A limited number of attendees per session were offered a pair of Spectacles to capture the experience. “Snaps” that are captured with Spectacles transfer wirelessly to a user’s Memories in Snapchat and are saved in a circular video format. The videos can then be uploaded to a Snapchat story.
Photo: Taylor McIntyre/BizBash
In the “Art Heals” space, which was created with nonprofit organization Art of Elysium, guests were able to decorate the large paper lanterns.
In the “Art Heals” space, which was created with nonprofit organization Art of Elysium, guests were able to decorate the large paper lanterns.
Photo: Taylor McIntyre/BizBash
Alexa Meade’s “Become the Masterpiece” allowed guests to turn themselves into art with painted props like coats, sunglasses, and umbrellas.
Alexa Meade’s “Become the Masterpiece” allowed guests to turn themselves into art with painted props like coats, sunglasses, and umbrellas.
Photo: Taylor McIntyre/BizBash
The multi-sensory “Erotica in Bloom” from Maisie Cousins featured 1,500 flowers.
The multi-sensory “Erotica in Bloom” from Maisie Cousins featured 1,500 flowers.
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Inspired by the sexual symbolism of flowers, guests were able to step inside oversize “blooms” to experience custom sounds, as well as scents.
Inspired by the sexual symbolism of flowers, guests were able to step inside oversize “blooms” to experience custom sounds, as well as scents.
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Katie Kim, manager of brand partnerships and experiences at Cadillac, explained that “The Art of Innovation,” which was created in collaboration with fashion designer Jason Wu, represented the stages of the creative process, from idea to completion, and was designed to be Instagram friendly. “There has to be a money shot. There has to be a way for someone to get a Boomerang. Which is why the lighting is dynamic,” she said.
Katie Kim, manager of brand partnerships and experiences at Cadillac, explained that “The Art of Innovation,” which was created in collaboration with fashion designer Jason Wu, represented the stages of the creative process, from idea to completion, and was designed to be Instagram friendly. “There has to be a money shot. There has to be a way for someone to get a Boomerang. Which is why the lighting is dynamic,” she said.
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The sound and visual installation “Harmony” was a collaboration between British artist and designer Benjamin Shine and sisters and recording artists Chloe x Halle. The rotating artwork explores the intertwining layers that make up the bond of sisterhood.
The sound and visual installation “Harmony” was a collaboration between British artist and designer Benjamin Shine and sisters and recording artists Chloe x Halle. The rotating artwork explores the intertwining layers that make up the bond of sisterhood.
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In collaboration with Planned Parenthood, the large-scale installation “Bright Future' used bright neon signage to highlight healthcare issues. Guests could also listen to stories from people who’ve been touched by the organization, as well as pledge their support.
In collaboration with Planned Parenthood, the large-scale installation “Bright Future" used bright neon signage to highlight healthcare issues. Guests could also listen to stories from people who’ve been touched by the organization, as well as pledge their support.
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For “Light It Up,” Symmetry Labs used stacked cubes of LED lights to form a musical installation that reacted to a guest’s movements.
For “Light It Up,” Symmetry Labs used stacked cubes of LED lights to form a musical installation that reacted to a guest’s movements.
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For “Ocean of Creativity,” Korean contemporary artist Jee Young Lee turned trash collected from around New York City into a seascape portrait, which consisted of 9,800 bottles, 4,000 bottle caps, and 1,500 wine corks.
For “Ocean of Creativity,” Korean contemporary artist Jee Young Lee turned trash collected from around New York City into a seascape portrait, which consisted of 9,800 bottles, 4,000 bottle caps, and 1,500 wine corks.
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Aldo worked with Refinery29 to create “Love Walk,” a glowing runway surrounded by a coiled structure covered in nearly 250 shoes and pulsing light. The walls featured messages inspired by the brand's fall campaign.
Aldo worked with Refinery29 to create “Love Walk,” a glowing runway surrounded by a coiled structure covered in nearly 250 shoes and pulsing light. The walls featured messages inspired by the brand's fall campaign.
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Featuring the music of rapper-singer Lizzo, “Move and Be Moved” included 71 disco balls and headphones for a silent dance party.
Featuring the music of rapper-singer Lizzo, “Move and Be Moved” included 71 disco balls and headphones for a silent dance party.
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Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee at Home created a 'kitchen' where guests could taste the brand’s Bakery Series coffee flavors and vote for their favorite.
Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee at Home created a "kitchen" where guests could taste the brand’s Bakery Series coffee flavors and vote for their favorite.
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Brooklyn-based visual artists Chiaozza designed “Cloud Pool” where guests could jump into a pile of 1,980 purple foam blocks and colorful inflatables.
Brooklyn-based visual artists Chiaozza designed “Cloud Pool” where guests could jump into a pile of 1,980 purple foam blocks and colorful inflatables.
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Juicy Couture’s Glacé Getaway featured a tropical vacation setting with an icy twist: a life-size snow globe, a snow-covered floor, and an icicle-decorated lifeguard chair.
Juicy Couture’s Glacé Getaway featured a tropical vacation setting with an icy twist: a life-size snow globe, a snow-covered floor, and an icicle-decorated lifeguard chair.
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Illustrator Jen Mussari designed hand-painted punching bags and gloves for “The Future Is Female” installation. Electronic music artist Madame Gandhi created beats in the space that guests could turn on by punching the bags.
Illustrator Jen Mussari designed hand-painted punching bags and gloves for “The Future Is Female” installation. Electronic music artist Madame Gandhi created beats in the space that guests could turn on by punching the bags.
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Inspired by the Women’s March on Washington, the room titled “Hear Our Voice” featured artwork created in collaboration with Refinery29, as well as work by Amplifier.
Inspired by the Women’s March on Washington, the room titled “Hear Our Voice” featured artwork created in collaboration with Refinery29, as well as work by Amplifier.
Photo: Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Refinery29
Postcards were available for guests to write a message to their state's U.S. senators, which Refinery29 mailed out after the exhibition.
Postcards were available for guests to write a message to their state's U.S. senators, which Refinery29 mailed out after the exhibition.
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Hendrick’s Gin Booth
Hendrick’s Gin Booth

Momentum Worldwide also produced a Hendrick’s Gin activation that offered attendees gin cocktails and a photo booth that reflected the brand’s theatrical circus-inspired style, inviting festivalgoers to pose on a motorcycle in front of a backdrop of greenery and roses. 

Photo: Nikki Jahanforouz
Macy’s Pool Party
Macy’s Pool Party

Returning sponsor Macy’s hosted a pool party-inspired activation, which include a blue ball pit that resembled a pool and colorful pool floats. The activation was produced by Macy's and LeadDog Marketing Group.

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Bai V.I.P. Lounge
Bai V.I.P. Lounge

The lounge also invited guests to charge their phones at a branded phone-charging locker.

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The Lab
The Lab

A photo booth at the beginning of the experience allowed attendees to take holographic-inspired shots in a box created with mirrors and neon lights that changed colors. 

Photo: Nikki Jahanforouz
American Express Experience
American Express Experience

A third photo op involved a swing set that was designed to look like the Brooklyn Bridge.

Photo: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for American Express
Upon entry, guests were given a Boobyball punch card directing them to the 15 different sponsor activations, including a Mott's Clamato Caesar booth and a Flare magazine photo booth.
Upon entry, guests were given a Boobyball punch card directing them to the 15 different sponsor activations, including a Mott's Clamato Caesar booth and a Flare magazine photo booth.
Photo: Jenna Marie Wakani
With circus-style acts—dressed in items from the new line—performing throughout the space and displays placed on carts and bright orange-colored blocks, the catering for Ted Baker's Spring/Summer 2014 collection launch event provided an additional visual and entertainment element. For instance, parasols held dangling funnel cakes, and servers were trained to imitate tightrope walkers as they passed the bites.
With circus-style acts—dressed in items from the new line—performing throughout the space and displays placed on carts and bright orange-colored blocks, the catering for Ted Baker's Spring/Summer 2014 collection launch event provided an additional visual and entertainment element. For instance, parasols held dangling funnel cakes, and servers were trained to imitate tightrope walkers as they passed the bites.
Photo: Erik Valind
One particularly popular and eye-catching piece was the cotton candy tree, which saw the wispy sweet treats clipped to a willow-tree-shaped metal frame.
One particularly popular and eye-catching piece was the cotton candy tree, which saw the wispy sweet treats clipped to a willow-tree-shaped metal frame.
Photo: Erik Valind
The cage for the Coney Island corn dogs was intended to mimic the shape of the big-top tents typically seen at the circus.
The cage for the Coney Island corn dogs was intended to mimic the shape of the big-top tents typically seen at the circus.
Photo: Erik Valind
Even popcorn matched the design of the event: custom boxes were served from a small rolling cart in flavors like sea salt and vinegar as well as pancetta and maple.
Even popcorn matched the design of the event: custom boxes were served from a small rolling cart in flavors like sea salt and vinegar as well as pancetta and maple.
Photo: Erik Valind
The contraption that held paper cones of truffle tater tots was a nod to trapeze acts.
The contraption that held paper cones of truffle tater tots was a nod to trapeze acts.
Photo: Erik Valind
All elements of the event were designed to motivate attendees to snap pics and share them on Instagram, Twitter, and other social media channels. Additionally, caterer Creative Edge carefully crafted the catering trays to match the theme of the event—and the brand's campaign—with one tray of mac 'n' cheese bites styled after spinning plates.
All elements of the event were designed to motivate attendees to snap pics and share them on Instagram, Twitter, and other social media channels. Additionally, caterer Creative Edge carefully crafted the catering trays to match the theme of the event—and the brand's campaign—with one tray of mac 'n' cheese bites styled after spinning plates.
Photo: Erik Valind
Marquee lights spelled out carney-inspired phrases such as 'Step Right Up.'
Marquee lights spelled out carney-inspired phrases such as "Step Right Up."
Photo by Brian Ach/Getty Images for COACH
Dinner tables were topped with miniature Ferris wheels that held cupcakes topped with colorful frosting.
Dinner tables were topped with miniature Ferris wheels that held cupcakes topped with colorful frosting.
Photo: George Pimentel Photography
Fluffy white flowers spilled out of striped containers that were shaped like classic popcorn boxes.
Fluffy white flowers spilled out of striped containers that were shaped like classic popcorn boxes.
Photo: George Pimentel Photography
David Stark Design and Production brought in old-fashioned carnival rides and games, including a carousel, a spinning ride renamed the Love Spin for the event, a fortune-teller, a high striker, and a palm reader.
David Stark Design and Production brought in old-fashioned carnival rides and games, including a carousel, a spinning ride renamed the Love Spin for the event, a fortune-teller, a high striker, and a palm reader.
Photo: Neilson Barnard/WireImage.com
Comedy Central’s 'Broad City' Coloring Book at Comic-Con International
Comedy Central’s 'Broad City' Coloring Book at Comic-Con International

Comic-Con International, which was held from July 20 to 23 in San Diego, is known for over-the-top stunts and interactive fan experiences. Comedy Central series Broad City got in on the action for the first time this year with a life-size coloring book activation. Illustrations designed by Broad City artist Mike Perry covered the walls and furniture.

Photo: Courtesy of Comedy Central
AFR's Coloring Book Tables
AFR's Coloring Book Tables

In 2016, national furniture rental company AFR introduced a new initiative called #ColorYourEvents, which allows guests to grab a marker and color in branded decals that are adhered to tabletops. Clients provide the artwork and markers, and AFR handles the decal printing and pasting. Pricing depends on the item and the size.

Photo: Michele Kyle Photography for BizBash
The cocktail reception featured a custom, 32-foot bar adorned with vintage-inspired 'sundowner' drink signs. Elsewhere in the tent, burlap-wrapped food carts held appetizers. The bar was designed by Northern Decor and Logistics.
The cocktail reception featured a custom, 32-foot bar adorned with vintage-inspired "sundowner" drink signs. Elsewhere in the tent, burlap-wrapped food carts held appetizers. The bar was designed by Northern Decor and Logistics.
Photo: Alain Milotti
Guests had their cocktails and snacks in a plush lounge white lounge furniture. On the ceiling of the tent, pale blue and green light patterns mimicked the look of an African sky.
Guests had their cocktails and snacks in a plush lounge white lounge furniture. On the ceiling of the tent, pale blue and green light patterns mimicked the look of an African sky.
Photo: Alain Milotti
A photo op let guests don safari hats and pose in front of a green jeep.
A photo op let guests don safari hats and pose in front of a green jeep.
Photo: Alain Milotti
Guests who donated to the zoo got plush lions and zebras. In all, the gala raised $1.4 million for the zoo and its new Visitor Center.
Guests who donated to the zoo got plush lions and zebras. In all, the gala raised $1.4 million for the zoo and its new Visitor Center.
Photo: Alain Milotti
Jewell Events Catering's dinner began with a mini iceberg wedge smeared with Green Goddess sauce. A giraffe-shaped flatbread underscored the evening's theme. The main course was filet mignon and fire-grilled prawn; guests had strawberry-lemon tarts for dessert.
Jewell Events Catering's dinner began with a mini iceberg wedge smeared with Green Goddess sauce. A giraffe-shaped flatbread underscored the evening's theme. The main course was filet mignon and fire-grilled prawn; guests had strawberry-lemon tarts for dessert.
Photo: Alain Milotti
Tabletop decor included decorative turned rope, custom wood plinths, papyrus grass, and classic camping lanterns. Above diners, a starlight pattern appeared on the ceiling of the tent.
Tabletop decor included decorative turned rope, custom wood plinths, papyrus grass, and classic camping lanterns. Above diners, a starlight pattern appeared on the ceiling of the tent.
Photo: Alain Milotti
After dinner, guests retreated to a 'glamping' theme after-party. The custom 12-by-14-foot tents were filled with custom benches by Fragrant Design, as well as directors chairs and decorative lanterns. Each tent had a dedicated server for food and drink service.
After dinner, guests retreated to a "glamping" theme after-party. The custom 12-by-14-foot tents were filled with custom benches by Fragrant Design, as well as directors chairs and decorative lanterns. Each tent had a dedicated server for food and drink service.
Photo: Alain Milotti
Visitors to La Plage could write messages on tennis balls that were then arranged into the custom wall, creating an interactive art installation.
Visitors to La Plage could write messages on tennis balls that were then arranged into the custom wall, creating an interactive art installation.
Photo: Courtesy of Lacoste
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