Our Number 1 Way to Elevate Your Event from Basic to Breathtaking
Whether it is a milestone birthday, a product launch or a wedding, every event is special and personal. You want to make sure it’s impactful and memorable - so, how do you achieve this?
For us, the most effective way to bind your event together and elevate the look is to carry through your theme with the styling elements. It’s a simple concept with so many options. Just thinking about a theme and where it can go gets us excited!
With nods to the theme using your colour palette throughout linen choices, stationary and florals, ensures your overall look is tied together for a seamless finish.
For example, instead of using the standard white or black tablecloths and napkins provided by your venue, consider hiring a coloured linen napkin that draws from your colour palette.
This simple but stylish addition will lift your table settings and create interest for the eye. Personalising these styling elements will deliver the wow factor, and be sure to give your guests Instagram worthy content that people will be saving and sharing to draw inspiration from!
On a smaller scale, keeping the same font from your invitations to your place cards, welcome sign and menus, will provide a polished final product.
For children’s parties, you could add customised swizzle sticks, placemats and printed cocktail napkins, as well as thoughtfully selected activity boxes and made to order colouring-in books!
Remember, personalising an event, even in the smallest of ways, will always leave a resounding feeling with a guest. Make sure you always come back to what and who the event is for. When the styling reflects this, then you are sure to dazzle.
Does this all sound incredible but you don’t know where to start or how to refine your vision to move your ideas from concept to completion? That’s where we come in!
Head to our website and let’s schedule a discovery call to chat about how The Stylist’s Guide can help your next special event. While you’re there, check out our range of Services.
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