NICK SPANSWICK
EVENTS AND DESIGN
Taking the woodland setting a inspiration, I designed this invitation in the form of a wooden log, with a naive hand-painted floral motif and a fun swivel twist.
Kemer Country Orman Evi, a small grass area surrounded by woodland, was exactly the kind of rustic country atmosphere the bride and groom were looking for.
The bride and groom wanted to keep the place feeling very relaxed and informal, with traditional wooden furniture and natural local greenery for flowers. I seated young guests near the large dance floor, and older guests sat at flower-shaped table formations under hanging light 'gazebos'.
The couple got married under the trees on a stage covered in ferns, logs, moss and candles.
The family own a ceramics firm so I designed plates for each of the courses.
The family own a furniture-production firm so I worked with the family to custom-design and produce all the furniture.
Mixing the chair styles helped create a more informal boho feel.
Older guests sat at flower-shaped table arrangements beneath 'gazebos' of sparkling fairy lights.
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'Neon Dreams' Bat Mitzvah
For this very mature and well-travelled young girl, we wanted to create something that was suitably cool enough for her, but that at the same time would not lose sight of the meaning of the 'Bat Mitzvah' celebration.
We created enormous neon signs for all the good things we wished for the young lady at this pivotal time in her life - dreams, success, fun, happiness, dance and lots of wow!
Guests entered via an enormous catwalk that projected their surprise on to huge LED screens behind them, and the night was filled with dance performances from her, her friends and of course later on, the guests.
Seen here is the venue for the party before we began decoration.