Roof Top Wedding at the London in West Hollywood

In April, we produced a wedding for Lilia and Nick.

Our company was recommended by one of the groom's best friend's, whose wedding we did a few years ago.


Lilia is a talented and sweet bride and Nick is a very cool pilot.  I really appreciate the opportunity to have worked with this darling couple. 

When I first met with Lilia, she showed me a lovely photo of parasols and asked that they be suspended overhead while her guests dined.

Mission accomplished - thank you Sara Beveridge.

Hope you enjoy the photos.  

Staff finalizing table settings while the guests enjoy cocktails by the pool. 

The final touches on a beautiful bride.

The photo says it all...love and happiness. 

White chocolate fountain....love at first sight:)

Friends of the bride.  

                                                 Tip of the Week

Seating Your Guests at Your Next Dinner Party or Reception:

If you are having an intimate dinner party with close friends or family, it is fine to have them sit where they choose.   Everyone will know each other and your dinner will be fun and relaxed.

However, for gatherings of more than 10 persons, I recommend assigned seating with escort cards only or both escort cards and place cards.

If you go this route, there will be more costs due to time, materials and printing costs, but in the end, I think it makes for a better party.  


Doing it this way, relieves your guests of the challenge of trying to find somewhere they want to sit...which kind of reminds me of my school days in the cafeteria.  

Once you receive your replies from your guests, then you can start thinking about which guests would be a good fit and which table they should be placed.

There is always going to be a few guests that are not happy with their seat or table position, but if he or she is wise, they will never let you know how they feel.

Having the food and table counts will help your wait staff serve dinner quicker (since they know how many salmon steaks are at table 10).

One final thought, please don't use your party to place people together who have an ongoing feud.  


In fact, it is best to keep feuding friends as far apart as possible and this advice also goes for divorced parents, who are not on good terms either.

Gianna's Picks of the Week

This photo has nothing to do with anything event related, except it involves dachshunds. xo 

Maybe for a bachelorette party!  

 Love this dress!

Sexy. 

Whoever thought of this is genius - great for a spa party. 

 Treats for Adults.

Finding the right bridesmaid dress is challenging.  This dress is pretty and so are the accessories and the dress costs under $200.00.

Alexander McQueen...obsessed.