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29 January 2012
I absolutely love it when brides get creative with their wedding centerpieces. The right table decor seamlessly ties together the sincerity of the ceremony with the celebration atmosphere of the reception. My advice is to steer away from the standard decor options (mirrors, floating candles, crystals, etc.) and use your reception venue's atmosphere to help develop your theme ensuring your whole wedding has a consistent energy and feel.
It's also important to remember that some wedding centerpieces compliment a wedding theme while others are specifically meant to be a main, bold focal point of the day. Knowing the difference is key to setting the right atmosphere for your celebration.
This head table decor was definitely meant to be the main focus of the party. It was the first thing guest's saw as they walked into the reception. It really set the tone for a magical evening. It played off the stunning backdrop of the Bayer Estate which has a natural garden, vintage feel. Complimenting centerpieces were created for the remaining dining tables to carry the theme throughout the celebration.
Jeff Alencastre is an event planner & designer, floral designer and artist. Jeff brings over 10 years of experience to the industry, as he began his artistic endeavors at a young age. In high school he served as a design consultant for St. Patrick School’s annual May Day celebration where he once constructed a 40 foot replica of Aloha Tower for the theme “Boat Days”. Throughout college he designed events for friends and family and after graduating began his career planning events for HONOLULU, Hawaii Business and Hawaii Home + Remodeling Magazines.
Determined to incorporate the fine details, floral design was very quickly added to his repertoire of services offered as he began designing more and more weddings. Jeff uses his eye for detail, love of style, passion for beauty, commitment to excellence and amazing work ethic to define and interpret the style of each client and then creates unforgettable celebrations that are timeless."
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