purple reign

our angels left the Dewan Perdana FELDA exhausted after a full night of balancing on tottering scaffoldings, wrestling with dizzying heights and stretching out to hard-to-reach nooks and crannies in a valiant effort to deliver their utmost. but all were excited and triumphant nonetheless. our angels left a beguiling trail of extravagant flower gatherings in a mixed palette of purples, pinks and creams along the path from the entrance to the imposing pelamin in the main ballroom. instead of classical urns and vases that would correspond favorably with the look of the pelamin, we used glass cylinders (clear, smoky and crackled) and mirror pedestals (stacked, upright and recumbent) to edge out familiar notions of a classical design. the angels have taken wing, let the spectacle begin!

royal reverie

we were perusing through previous portfolios when we found this interesting design that we did almost two years ago. 'twas a simple pelamin that made quite a spectacular impact, especially on the delighted client. a recent client wanted to have a simple affair for her wedding reception. so we thought that this design would suit her requirements perfectly. we decided to revive it, with changes of course. the original design was set up in a living room without the necessity to embellish a large space. this recent design, however, was set up on a stage in a ballroom at the Berjaya Times Square hotel with substantial room for more decorative adventures. so, we instructed our angels to set up the occasion and be mindful of the need to keep it simple in design yet splendid in impact. to compensate the lull of the muted color palette picked by the client, our angels provided plenty of textures and subtle nuances in the choices of fabric and flowers. heavy luxuriant drapes and overlays gave the ambiance a regal touch while lush gregarious flower gatherings in lace encrusted vases rendered the romance. radiance transpired from the flickering candle lights in tall cylinders and votive cups scattered at the entrance, on the main table and around the pelamin. here's the finish look.