Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Seattle Bride Magazine Spring/Summer 2015
The very first photo-shoot in our new warehouse (located in the Tacoma Dome District) a couple months ago was for Seattle Bride Magazine's Spring/Summer 2015 cover! We took this behind-the-scenes photo, pick up the magazine on stands now for the rest of this beautiful Absolutely Opulent photo spread by Alvin Nguyen Photography, styled with PJ Hummel & Company decor!
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Urban Unveiled
PJ Hummel & Company partnered with Seattle Bride Magazine to design and produced this years Urban Unveiled bridal show!
The theme was Belle Soirée - An Opulent Evening at Versailles. The goal was to increase the 'wow' factor with a brand new venue (Georgetown's Seattle Design Center) and over-the-top theme. This annual wedding show, which feels more like a swanky cocktail party, is meant to connect the best vendors with the area's brides, grooms, moms, maids and anyone else who feels like tagging along.
The Seattle Design Center was transformed by PJ Hummel into a gilded palace dripping with gold & glamour. The entry was lush with our new sheer green damask drapery and topiaries. The front foyer was lined with tiffany blue dupioni drapery with gilded mirrors, thrones, and candles.
Two floors were completely draped in white satin for the tradeshow vendors. PJ Hummel's booth featured a vintage backdrop and our new Versailles furniture. Three 14 ft tall metal trees with illuminated diamond chandeliers dotted the entry and the mega bar featuring four of our signature glow bars. Two lounges showcased our grey velvet tufted soft seating. The top of the staircase displayed three 12 ft tall palladian windows framed in more dupioni drapery. The fashion show emerged from a champagne colored satin canopy with metal and crystal vines. Our new ice chiavari chairs were used as VIP seating for the show.
The evening was ornate and truly regal~
Luly Yang's booth featured a sleek grey lacquer display table, shelf, chrome cutout stools, and chrome pillar candles from PJ Hummel & Company.
The theme was Belle Soirée - An Opulent Evening at Versailles. The goal was to increase the 'wow' factor with a brand new venue (Georgetown's Seattle Design Center) and over-the-top theme. This annual wedding show, which feels more like a swanky cocktail party, is meant to connect the best vendors with the area's brides, grooms, moms, maids and anyone else who feels like tagging along.
The Seattle Design Center was transformed by PJ Hummel into a gilded palace dripping with gold & glamour. The entry was lush with our new sheer green damask drapery and topiaries. The front foyer was lined with tiffany blue dupioni drapery with gilded mirrors, thrones, and candles.
Two floors were completely draped in white satin for the tradeshow vendors. PJ Hummel's booth featured a vintage backdrop and our new Versailles furniture. Three 14 ft tall metal trees with illuminated diamond chandeliers dotted the entry and the mega bar featuring four of our signature glow bars. Two lounges showcased our grey velvet tufted soft seating. The top of the staircase displayed three 12 ft tall palladian windows framed in more dupioni drapery. The fashion show emerged from a champagne colored satin canopy with metal and crystal vines. Our new ice chiavari chairs were used as VIP seating for the show.
The evening was ornate and truly regal~
Luly Yang's booth featured a sleek grey lacquer display table, shelf, chrome cutout stools, and chrome pillar candles from PJ Hummel & Company.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Champagne & Scarlet Shaadi Wedding Reception
A dazzling Shaadi, an Indian wedding reception, in hues of champagne and scarlet. Our new Versailles seating called all attention to the opulent stage. Petals lined the aisle along with cream podiums illuminated by pillar candles. A mix of Western and Eastern traditions combined into a stunning reception.
Green Pink & Yellow Indian Mehndi
A Mehndi is an event held before an Indian wedding ceremony. Mehndi parties are usually held in the week leading up to the actual wedding ceremony and are attended by close friends and relatives who apply Mehndi or Henna to the bride’s body.
In the past, Mehndi parties were only attended by women, and female relatives and friends of the bride will dance to music and play the dholak. Nowadays, Mehndi parties are no longer considered a private affair and have become lavish and elaborate celebrations that are attended by both men and women.
For this event, we worked with a vivid pallet of green, pink, and yellow to adorn the stage. Colorful glass lanterns and petals also embellished each table.
In the past, Mehndi parties were only attended by women, and female relatives and friends of the bride will dance to music and play the dholak. Nowadays, Mehndi parties are no longer considered a private affair and have become lavish and elaborate celebrations that are attended by both men and women.
For this event, we worked with a vivid pallet of green, pink, and yellow to adorn the stage. Colorful glass lanterns and petals also embellished each table.
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