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07 February 2012
To all my fellow wine enthusiasts in the world, here's a fun theme for your next celebration.
Wine bottles from your favorite Cabernet, Merlot and Pinot Noir; come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Why not use them to create fun, eclectic centerpieces? The varying heights and shapes give volume to your table and the classic green bottle doesn’t vary too much in shade so they work well as a grouping.
Another perk is that the look works with a wide color scheme so you can ask your floral designer to incorporate different colored calla lilies to fit your color scheme. You can also ask them to accent the table with moss, burlap or whatever your heart fancies to complete the look you are going for. Keep in mind that your floral designer will need the bottles in advance to select the perfect grouping for each table.
The best part? It’s a fun way to share your love of all things wine with your guests! So the next time you have a gathering of friends and family over, think twice before tossing those wine bottles. You just might get another use out of them.
Cheers!
Jeff Alencastre is an event planner & designer, floral designer and artist. Jeff brings over 10 years of experience to the industry, as he began his artistic endeavors at a young age. In high school he served as a design consultant for St. Patrick School’s annual May Day celebration where he once constructed a 40 foot replica of Aloha Tower for the theme “Boat Days”. Throughout college he designed events for friends and family and after graduating began his career planning events for HONOLULU, Hawaii Business and Hawaii Home + Remodeling Magazines.
Determined to incorporate the fine details, floral design was very quickly added to his repertoire of services offered as he began designing more and more weddings. Jeff uses his eye for detail, love of style, passion for beauty, commitment to excellence and amazing work ethic to define and interpret the style of each client and then creates unforgettable celebrations that are timeless."
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