Event Solutions IdeaFactory wrapped on August 23 with the presentation of its Spotlight Awards at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. Planners and vendors from across the industry were brought together to honor one another and their achievements over the past year. The Florida winners were:
Event Supplier of the Year: EventStar (Miami)
Entertainment Company of the Year: New Century Dance Company (Miami)
Organizational Planner of the Year: Kelly Rowell of the Martin Memorial Foundation (Stuart)
Robert Bottoms Stage Set Design: Galaxy Productions (Ft. Lauderdale)
Catering Company of the Year: Puff 'n Stuff Catering LLC (Orlando)Following the awards ceremony, guests headed across the street to the historic Alfred I. Dupont Building for a cocktail reception and dinner catered by Touch Catering. Designs by Sean lavishly decorated both the main and reception halls of the Dupont Building with an Asian-inspired theme. During the event, Soul Survivors performed a variety of classic hits evoking the spirit and style of the original artists as guests enjoyed tasty bites of ceviche, beef tenderloin, and other delicacies including a selection of desserts available.
Event Supplier of the Year: EventStar (Miami)
Entertainment Company of the Year: New Century Dance Company (Miami)
Organizational Planner of the Year: Kelly Rowell of the Martin Memorial Foundation (Stuart)
Robert Bottoms Stage Set Design: Galaxy Productions (Ft. Lauderdale)
Catering Company of the Year: Puff 'n Stuff Catering LLC (Orlando)Following the awards ceremony, guests headed across the street to the historic Alfred I. Dupont Building for a cocktail reception and dinner catered by Touch Catering. Designs by Sean lavishly decorated both the main and reception halls of the Dupont Building with an Asian-inspired theme. During the event, Soul Survivors performed a variety of classic hits evoking the spirit and style of the original artists as guests enjoyed tasty bites of ceviche, beef tenderloin, and other delicacies including a selection of desserts available.
Designs by Sean decorated the main hall of the Dupont Building giving it an Asian-inspired feel with large paper umbrellas, red lighting, and oriental statues.
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Centerpieces in the main hall included exotic flowers and small statues, further enhancing the Asian theme.
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Designs by Sean decorated the main hall of the Dupont Building giving it an Asian-inspired feel with large paper umbrellas, red lighting, and oriental statues.
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The reception hall was lined with high-top tables draped with bronze fabric adorned with a glass candleholder and greenery centerpiece.
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Appetizers in the reception hall were placed on the small shelves of a wood table topper on a swivel base, making it easy for guests to grab their favorites.
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The columns of the Dupont were covered in gold and bronze fabric with large paper umbrellas hung from the tops.
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Small plates of beef tenderloin with cous cous were just one of the dinner selections available to guests.
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Long tables in the main hall encased a variety of flowers and greenery that were lit from below, adding a new dimension to the dining experience.
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Scenic backdrops, bamboo stalks, and earth tones created an Asian retreat where guests could enjoy their dinners.
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