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Michelle and Josh
Delicate dangles and manzanita photo booth backdrop
Backdrop
Lighting the tripping hazards
Procession from the Ceremony
Alli & Satsi
Cake Table
Dinner Table Arrangements
Ceremonial Tree
Mayan Corn God Triptic, Benefit for Viva La Milpa
The Octopus
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Michelle and Josh Framing the entryway with handmade redwood boxes, Manzanita and unique beaded dangles, including lockets with pictures of our couple.
Delicate dangles and manzanita photo booth backdropHandmade beaded dangles and sustainably foraged manzanita moved from Ceremony to photo booth backdrop at this country wedding. July 2019
BackdropCeremonial entryway decorative doubling as cake cutting background and photo booth.
Lighting the tripping hazardsUp-cycled bottles and fairy lights and wood rounds to keep everyone safe on the grounds from the rocky outcrops. Leonard Lake in July, 2019
Procession from the CeremonySmall spaces for the grounds.
Alli & SatsiShinnyboo Camps, in the high Sierras circa August 2012
Cake TableAccented with Manzanita branches dangling handblown glass ornaments (by yours truly), paper flowers and vintage glass tea sets.
Dinner Table ArrangementsMinimalist arrangements in vintage cut glass bowls.Fun fact, the Curly Willow branches for these arrangements were harvested sustainably during a tree tagging, Salmon habitat restoration project for the South Yuba River. Curly willow are a non-native, invasive species.
Ceremonial TreeMade from Sustainably harvested Manzanita. Built by seasoned tree keepers. Decorated with ribbon streamers, vintage and handblown glass.
Mayan Corn God Triptic, Benefit for Viva La MilpaSmall stage backdrop for a benefit show for Viva la Milpa. Experiments in Color Theory.February 2013
The OctopusRGB light reactive Octopus paste up inside a 30’ Lighthouse installation.
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