Real Mitzvah: Sebastian's Mission Impossible at the Beverly Hills Hotel
Sebastian's glamorous Mitzvah was inspired by the Mission Impossible films. We collaborated with the talented team at Details Details to bring this mitzvah vision to life. The party was captured beautifully by John & Joseph Photography.
The original movie posters incorporated dramatic red, black, and white colors so we brought that to the room through our design elements. We wanted something beautiful and opulent yet unique and fun (looking back, Sebastian's celebration couldn't have combined the two any better!) The team at Copper Willow Paper Studio did an amazing job translating the look and feel from the original movie poster to Sebastian's invitations!
We opted for solid red designs which were off-set by solid white designs to bring a more masculine feel to the overall designs. We chose to do color on color (white flowers with white napkins on white linens under white lighting) to create more drama in a glamorous way in the ballroom. Our broken glass rods and vibrant white orchids suspended from the designs definitely added a little unexpected touch!
For some of our white tables, we covered our "rolling hills" centerpieces in lush white florals and placed beautiful large white designs atop sheets of acrylic to create the feeling that these arrangements were almost "floating" above the guests to help create movement throughout the spacious room.
The long table designs were first thought of when Shawna saw another structure that we have at the warehouse placed on its side. This object had an interesting, curved "wave-like" skeleton and she instantly translated that to the design for this tabletop. These gorgeous wavy centerpieces scream "Mission Impossible" to us! They are so uniquely awesome in the visual journey one must take when looking from one end of the table to another. It was totally that "wow" factor Sebastian and his family were wanting for their event!
Deciding on the look of the dance floor proved to be a difficult one- there were so many directions that we could have gone in. Ultimately, we went with a dangerous bullseye decal on a purely white dance floor. The end look was so sleek and clean while maintaining the "Mission Impossible" look.
The escort cards rested atop lush red florals inside sleek briefcases.
Lastly, we created a three-dimensional backdrop for Sebastian's mitzvah that combined a lit cityscape with red acrylic sheets. So gorgeous!
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