BASH obsession with Brooch Bouquets

Ever since we planned our last BASH wedding we have been obsessed with how Miss Emily’s brooch Bouquet turned out.  There is a lot of sentimental value that was put into this bouquet by adding her grandpas army pins, grandmas brooches, her now husbands boy scout pin.  The best part about this kind of bouquet is the fact it never dies.  You have this keepsake to have forever.  As interior designers, we suggested different ways Emily could incorporate the brooch bouquet in her home as a emphasis piece.  You could make it into a chandelier, feature it in a glass box, or put in a place where it is always seen where you can remember that special day and all the loved ones who shared it with you.  Check out the awesome photographs of the bouquet by KHollyPhotography in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

BASH Event Design Houston Brooch Bouquet Design

 

 

 

Getting Creative with Easter Eggs

He is RISEN!  The BASH team has compiled our favorite decorating ideas for your easter egg display this year.
There are so many small ways to add detail to your party this spring!

(Images from Pinterest)

A Very PINK Affair

This wedding was one for the books ladies and gentlemen.  Emily & Darrell Tied the knot in very fashionable style!  This wedding blew us away from the beautiful ceremony in an old cathedral to design beyond words in every shade of  pink imaginable with impeccable details.  Every girl dreams of her wedding day in hope her wedding will be “different” than everyone else’s in some way or form.  We all want to have our wedding reflect our personality as well as our future husbands and that is what BASH portrayed with every detail. We all want to give all of our closest friends and family a night to remember.  Emily always told me she wanted everyone to have the best night together and we helped her accomplish just that.  Although Darrell had a say, I admired his patience with Em for letting her have almost everything she wanted on her big day whether is was over the top “pinky pink” or not.  As maid of honor, I could not have been more happy for the 2 of them! At times many people told Emily not to worry about the small details when planning yet all the small details are what made this wedding so special!  Many brides are always looking for new fresh ways to incorporate cool ideas and this wedding is great inspiration. This wedding is all in the DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS.. Check out some of our favorite photos of Emily & Darrell from K Holly photography below:

City: Grand Rapids, MI
Ceremony: St Andrews Cathedral
Reception: Stone Water Country Club
Photography: K Holly Photography Link to: http://www.khollystudios.com

Colors: Light Pink Tan & ivory
Bridesmaid Dresses: Alfred Angelou
Brides Dress: Dimitras Bridal Chicago, IL
brooch Bouquet: Custom Made

Button Maid of Honor Bouquet: Custom Made
Emily kuzma Hanger: Etsy
Cupcakes & Cake: Marabella Confections
Table Arrangements:  Eye Candy
Cake Topper: Etsy
Programs: Etsy
Wedding Planner: BASH Event Design Studio

Pictures Coming Soon!

Pictures coming soon!  Check out our recent project under “wedding shower BASH” & our BASH blog!

Spring into COLOR

This spring we are all about COLOR!  A great use to bring color into any BASH is through the food or cake. Which cake would best show off your personal style?

 

 

 

(Image Source: loveandlavender)

Mint To Be

Theme: Mint to Be

When the maidens of honor of this beautiful bride approached us for a Mint themed wedding shower, we ran with the color concepts of her wedding to create an apropos bridal shower that depicted her personal style.  We wanted to excite the guests with a sneak peak of what is to come at the wedding planned for April 19th in Austin, Texas.

Local Houston restaurant Tiny Boxwoods No. 5 created a special menu customized for the brides taste and budget.  Bottomless Mimosas and cookie desserts added a special touch to this Sunday Brunch.

In keeping with the bride’s clean and simple taste, the refreshment bar was set up with an assortment of mint colored candies, gift bags with special treats for the guests, and cupcakes from one maid of honor’s favorite local bakery, Sweet.

The rustic setting called for simple decorations, so the table was elegantly dressed with a mint tulle runner, and mint and coral candles from the bride’s registry.