Events By Heather Ham: networking

Monday, April 26, 2010

The Spring Soiree

Calligraphy Katrina approached Lina Wallace and myself about planning her launch party for her new nvitation line, Maison Du Papier. We said "of course".

She chose to host it in the boutique of Alina Pizzano who creates one of a kind couture gowns.

BBJ Linen offered to sponsor by providing all of our linens.

Aaron Okayama took all of the fabulous photos.

Peony & Plum provided all of the amazing flowers.

A Sweet Design provided treats to eat & display treats for our Alice in Wonderland Table.

Stacy Bisel was giving mini makeovers to the guests.

Executive Chefs Rick Jones & Tenisha Hall made some amazing french inspired appetizers.

A Rental Connection hooked us up with all the rentals we needed.

The Crown City Combo offered their musical talents to entertain our guests.

The Event Studio gave away a fabulous raffle prize for a free meeting in their space.

Get Married Magazine was kind enough to give each of our guests the new issue, hot off the press.

Koko Candles provided favors for our goodie bags along with Weddingish, & Charles Lauren Films.

A Stunning Affair & Events by Heather Ham designed all 5 tablescapes (keep an eye out for detail shots in the next blog post) .

Stay tuned for more pics of the fabulous tablescapes.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

I went to a fabulous networking event last night at Franklin Canyon Park dressed as a gypsy with my good friend Lina, of A Stunning Affair, who was Marilyn Monroe for a night. The food was great and the desserts were WOW.

We met Calligraphy Katrina who did the programs and all the paper goods for the night and she is super sweet and her prices are unbeatable. If you need a fabulous calligrapher, Katrina is your gal.

These photos were taken by the lovely and super sweet Meg Perotti. She did an amazing job with really capturing the essence of this party.

And the decor...truly unique and vintage and fabulous as done by the always impressive Carissa of JL Designs.

These desserts were sooooo good. I had the pumpkin pop (lollipop with pumpkin cake and white chocolate coating) and it was so delicious. Plus, each peice of pastry heaven created by My Sweet and Saucy looked like a work of art.