Enchanted Forest is a true favorite for our team. Magical, earthy, the forest feel true to Rotorua and all things wonderful. We used out fabulous toadstools and fairy house for a bit of fairy tale fun. Not to mention our stunning plan hoop chandeliers to bring the WOW factor! Fairy light backdrop is always a school ball must, but this years was taken to another level with beautiful styling by our creative team.
We were proud to be invited to design and theme the brand new 5 star Pullman Hotel for their official Grand Opening function. This beautiful new hotel has so much to offer Rotorua and we loved being able to be the first to put our creative touches on the space. From Pullman logo branding, to our living wall and wide range of elegant table decor, we created a premium feel to suit the space.
For 2019 we decided to theme and create our OWN Christmas function for all of our awesome staff! Usually we have a relaxed staff dinner and enjoy the time away from theming, but this year was all in! We created a traditional White Christmas for 14 guests. This gorgeous set up was created with elegance and class in mind, beautiful subtle theming in a small space.
We were proud to be a part of the Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology’s faculty Christmas Function for 2019. This was a huge set up in the Rotorua Energy Events Centre. We brought a New Zealand Christmas, Kirihimete, to life with a mix between Christmas traditions and New Zealand touches. Grasses, pohutukawa, beautiful native wood and much more came together to create a gorgeous themed evening for all to enjoy!
Once again we were proud to support the Rotorua Novotel and their Cure Kids event for 2019! This is one of several local charity events that we proudly support every year.
Arabian Nights was an epic theme to be a part of and we loved being involved in the design and execution of such a different theme. Bright fabrics, elegant lighting and bursts of colour came together for a magical evening. Working once again with AMJAZZ Dance Studios for the entertainment.
