Inside Nissan’s mobile movie studio, directors coached visitors in their role as “Agent 23” in a series of short scenes that were edited into a one-minute movie trailer.
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Arak-Kanofsky said that the recommended attire was "water shoes, waders, or wellies. But many guests went barefoot in the creek.”
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania-based Allium Floral Design created a floral installation with local flowers, which trailed into the creek. The company also created a tablescape with florals, moss, and other natural elements.
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Gifts for the Good Life created mulberry paper scrolls featuring Native American symbols that served as the invitations; they were rolled and tied with a label, which was personalized for each guest. The scrolls were then nestled in mounds of live moss inside boxes.
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Fox and Finch Vintage Furniture Rentals, based in Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania, provided vintage farmhouse tables and chairs, which were placed directly in the creek.
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Illustrated menu napkins by Gifts for the Good Life were folded at each place setting and secured with custom-painted wooden clothespins.
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Guests posed in the creek for a series of portraits, which served as party favors.
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Charcuterie tables featuring the group’s signature ampersand were available for snacking.
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A boat held Turkish towels, pashminas, natural bug repellent, and buckets of drinks.
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Branded details, including linen towels and decals, were created by Gifts for the Good Life.
Photo: Rob Yaskovic
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