CHIT CHAAT: Light up your next event!

LED foam batons. Submitted photo

SANGEETA KAILA
VANCOUVER DESI

As event planners we constantly have to come up with creative ways to keep weddings and parties fresh.

Our most recent challenge was to incorporate the feeling of a Las Vegas club into a wedding reception.

Like most young couples these days, the couple we were working with met at a local club and have been together ever since. Last year while on a weekend getaway to Vegas the groom popped the question and they got engaged.

LED ice cubes. Submitted photo

After brainstorming with the newly engaged pair it was evident that they wanted to keep the vibe at their reception more like a club where everyone would be mingling, drinking and dancing all night.

So our challenge was to bring that Vegas feel into their wedding reception but at the same time remain classy and elegant while trying to stay within their budget.

The décor part was quite easy for us … the interesting part was trying to turn the posh event into a nigh club once the music started.

We ordered some LED foam batons, some LED lighted balloons and my personal favorite, LED light-up ice cubes.

LED balloons. Submitted photo

Needless to say, we managed to get that Vegas club feel during the reception and the party was a huge success.

Here are some great party ideas for your next event:

LED foam batons: These are a huge hit these days; they can be used when the couple enters the hall, when they leave the hall or on the dance floor.

LED ice cubes: Literally, ice cubes that light up. Imagine people walking around the reception sipping their glowing drinks.

LED balloons – Helium balloons that have LED glowsticks embedded in them, so they float and they glow. These balloons are not just for kids, they looked great.

Sangeeta Kaila is an event planner who writes for Vancouver Desi. For all your party planning needs, contact her company Posh Planners to help light up your next event.





Featured

India Floods

Monsoon fury toll mounts to 60 in north India as rescue efforts continue

IANS New Delhi/Haridwar – Swollen mountain rivers fed by heavy rains destroyed homes and property in many areas in north India even as the monsoon…
Continue Reading »

TCS

India’s TCS holds camp in the U.S. for science, maths students

IANS Washington – India’s leading IT services, Tata Consultancy Services, held its goIT summer camp programme in the Cincinnati area exposing students to Science, Technology,…
Continue Reading »

Bombing at Pakistan funeral

Suicide bomber kills 29 at northwestern Pakistan funeral, including lawmaker

RIAZ KHAN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A suicide bomber blew himself up in a crowd of hundreds of mourners attending a funeral in…
Continue Reading »

LOCAL NEWS

John van Dongen

Changing allegiance

SURESH KURL VANCOUVER DESI  Just as the Quebec Finance Minister, Nicolas Marceau feels about the Charbonneau Commission, “It’s an awful spectacle. It is worse than…
Continue Reading »

SNC Lavalin

Indian court orders to split SNC Lavalin trial charge sheet

IANS Kochi – The Kerala High Court Tuesday directed that trial in the Canadian company SNC Lavalin’s case, in which CPI-M leader Pinarayi Vijayan is…
Continue Reading »

graffiti

East Vancouver sees red over prolific graffiti ‘artist’ Mohinder

LARISSA CAHUTE VANCOUVER DESI As a small East Vancouver business owner, the last thing David Wong needs is to tack on an extra couple thousand…
Continue Reading »




Bollywood Latest

Prateik Babbar

Lucky to have this character in ‘Issaq’: Prateik Babbar

IANS Mumbai – Bollywood actor Prateik Babbar, who will be seen in “Issaq” soon, said that he is lucky to have landed his role in…
Continue Reading »

Jackie Chan

Jackie Chan loves his Indian fans (w/ Gallery)

VANCOUVER DESI and IANS New Delhi – Indian movie fans love his action avatar, but Hollywood actor Jackie Chan showed a very different side to…
Continue Reading »

Bollywood actress Jiah Khan

Jiah Khan’s letter to be sent to handwriting expert: Police

IANS Mumbai – A police officer has termed as “media speculation” that late actress Jiah Khan’s six-page letter does not match her handwriting, saying that…
Continue Reading »