Photo: courtesy pixie productionsCelebrity party stylistAmanda Orsohas watchedCaitlyn Jenner,Fergieand more dine at custom tables that she’s created. And no matter their occasion, Orso finds there’s always one similarity between all her clients.“I have found that everyone loves a celebration,” theNew York-based event designer tells PEOPLE. “Anyone I have ever worked with has always been in a fun, celebratory mood. And also very receptive to any ideas or inspiration.“Orso always encourages her clients to pick a theme and run with it. For example, when Jenner announced her ultimately unsuccessful bid forGovernor of California, the duo worked closely together to create a memorable night that would leave guests talking.“We focused on a tablescape with subtle nods to the state of California, incorporating the state flower, the golden poppy, and creating swag bags filled with lesser-known, California-made items,” Orso says of working with the former Olympian. Products included “olive oil from Brightland, candles that give back to bears and California wildlife and L.A.-made chocolates from Compartes,” she explains.courtesy pixie productionsOnce a theme is chosen, every little detail must be accounted for, Orso says. And even with the craziest of ideas, her job is to always find a way to make dreams become reality.“I certainly love a detail!” Orso, who also founded grain-free bread company Barely Bread, says. “Coordinating anOscar de la Rentadress to a tablescape was probably the most interesting and fun [request I’ve ever worked on], from the tablecloth to the menu to the cake, and, of course, the floral centerpieces!“courtesy pixie productionsNo matter what theme the host decides to go with, they should make sure to keep it tailored to their likes and not just those of their guests, Orso suggests.RELATED VIDEO: Daphne Oz Shares Her Entertaining Tips — From Hosting Do’s to Cooking Don’ts"In general, people want a party that feels unique,” the designer says. “To execute an event that feels distinctive, pick a theme or detail that resonates with you and that you can carry out in every way.“courtesy pixie productionsCreativity sets Orso’s tables apart from the average place setting and there’s no out-of-the-box idea she won’t consider: “I loved the unexpected,” she says. Like “kale in a centerpiece!”
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Celebrity party stylistAmanda Orsohas watchedCaitlyn Jenner,Fergieand more dine at custom tables that she’s created. And no matter their occasion, Orso finds there’s always one similarity between all her clients.“I have found that everyone loves a celebration,” theNew York-based event designer tells PEOPLE. “Anyone I have ever worked with has always been in a fun, celebratory mood. And also very receptive to any ideas or inspiration.“Orso always encourages her clients to pick a theme and run with it. For example, when Jenner announced her ultimately unsuccessful bid forGovernor of California, the duo worked closely together to create a memorable night that would leave guests talking.“We focused on a tablescape with subtle nods to the state of California, incorporating the state flower, the golden poppy, and creating swag bags filled with lesser-known, California-made items,” Orso says of working with the former Olympian. Products included “olive oil from Brightland, candles that give back to bears and California wildlife and L.A.-made chocolates from Compartes,” she explains.courtesy pixie productionsOnce a theme is chosen, every little detail must be accounted for, Orso says. And even with the craziest of ideas, her job is to always find a way to make dreams become reality.“I certainly love a detail!” Orso, who also founded grain-free bread company Barely Bread, says. “Coordinating anOscar de la Rentadress to a tablescape was probably the most interesting and fun [request I’ve ever worked on], from the tablecloth to the menu to the cake, and, of course, the floral centerpieces!“courtesy pixie productionsNo matter what theme the host decides to go with, they should make sure to keep it tailored to their likes and not just those of their guests, Orso suggests.RELATED VIDEO: Daphne Oz Shares Her Entertaining Tips — From Hosting Do’s to Cooking Don’ts"In general, people want a party that feels unique,” the designer says. “To execute an event that feels distinctive, pick a theme or detail that resonates with you and that you can carry out in every way.“courtesy pixie productionsCreativity sets Orso’s tables apart from the average place setting and there’s no out-of-the-box idea she won’t consider: “I loved the unexpected,” she says. Like “kale in a centerpiece!”
Celebrity party stylistAmanda Orsohas watchedCaitlyn Jenner,Fergieand more dine at custom tables that she’s created. And no matter their occasion, Orso finds there’s always one similarity between all her clients.
“I have found that everyone loves a celebration,” theNew York-based event designer tells PEOPLE. “Anyone I have ever worked with has always been in a fun, celebratory mood. And also very receptive to any ideas or inspiration.”
Orso always encourages her clients to pick a theme and run with it. For example, when Jenner announced her ultimately unsuccessful bid forGovernor of California, the duo worked closely together to create a memorable night that would leave guests talking.
“We focused on a tablescape with subtle nods to the state of California, incorporating the state flower, the golden poppy, and creating swag bags filled with lesser-known, California-made items,” Orso says of working with the former Olympian. Products included “olive oil from Brightland, candles that give back to bears and California wildlife and L.A.-made chocolates from Compartes,” she explains.
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Once a theme is chosen, every little detail must be accounted for, Orso says. And even with the craziest of ideas, her job is to always find a way to make dreams become reality.
“I certainly love a detail!” Orso, who also founded grain-free bread company Barely Bread, says. “Coordinating anOscar de la Rentadress to a tablescape was probably the most interesting and fun [request I’ve ever worked on], from the tablecloth to the menu to the cake, and, of course, the floral centerpieces!”
No matter what theme the host decides to go with, they should make sure to keep it tailored to their likes and not just those of their guests, Orso suggests.
RELATED VIDEO: Daphne Oz Shares Her Entertaining Tips — From Hosting Do’s to Cooking Don’ts
“In general, people want a party that feels unique,” the designer says. “To execute an event that feels distinctive, pick a theme or detail that resonates with you and that you can carry out in every way.”
Creativity sets Orso’s tables apart from the average place setting and there’s no out-of-the-box idea she won’t consider: “I loved the unexpected,” she says. Like “kale in a centerpiece!”
source: people.com
