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Showing posts with label Casa Del Mar Castle Green. Show all posts

Sep 17, 2009

A Fusion at Pasadena Westin Hotel Wedding

July and August were the two busiest months for us....Having to do 6 different cultural weddings within a 3 week span: Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino and an Indian wedding. Each wedding offered us an unique and insightful perspective into the diverse cultures we are blessed to have here in Southern Cal.



Jennifer and Stanley hired us light up their beautiful and art decor ballroom at the Westin Pasadena. We used a combination of LED and Pinlights to light up her ballroom. This wedding had a combination of a Chinese Flair with the Lion Dancers and the tradition Korean Pae Bak ceremony.

We wish Stanley and Jennifer the best with everything.
A big thanks to Meghan Aileen for the stunning shots. If you are interested in booking us for your next event. Please contact us @818-720-1709

May 12, 2009

A Pasadena Hilton Wedding

Finally caved...after so many pictures and videos. I've decided, that it is best to document all the awesome stories, the awesome places & the awesome people that I've met over this incredible wedding/event business journey.

This will be the first piece of a series of writing since rhetoric 101, back in my sophomore year, at a small college back in Jersey (The College of New Jersey).....lol

Wow, writing this first piece reminds me of my first date, first kiss, first of everything...So many random thoughts and mental flashes going through my head... Excuse my lack of poignancy & poetic expressions.....never was much a writer.

We started off May with a small intimate wedding at Pasadena Hilton Hotel. We had an opportunity to provide dj, lighting & av services for "Jackie & Wilbur". What a charming and sassy couple. They danced to Frank Vanilie's "Can't take my eyes off you" for their first dance.

Rest of the evening was filled with many oldies but goodies: Frank Sinatra, Michael Buble and Tony Bennet. It felt a night out at Little Italy....except, couldn't get my hands on any canolis or lasagna.....lol...Oh ya, I did play Amore if you were wondering....and "the moon that night, was the size of a pizza pie......that's amore".... lol


For lighting, we used a combination of uplights and gobo.



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  • Pictures courtesy of Art of wedding64
  • A big thanks to the Shalom of Pasadena Hilton for their hospitable service