1. Lakeside & Waterfront Event Venues

Michigan’s lakes and waterfronts make for stunning wedding backdrops.

The Inn at Bay Harbor

• Location: Bay Harbor, Michigan (Lake Michigan)
• About: Known for its luxurious resort setting, The Inn at Bay Harbor offers stunning views of Lake Michigan. The venue provides both indoor and outdoor spaces for ceremonies and receptions, including a beachside setting and a beautiful ballroom for the reception.
• Capacity: Up to 300 guests.
• Unique Feature: Beautiful sunset views over the lake, ideal for outdoor ceremonies.

Bay Point Inn

• Location: Shelbyville, Michigan (Gun Lake)
• About: A lakeside venue known for its beautiful views of Gun Lake. Bay Pointe Inn offers both indoor and outdoor wedding options, including a lakeside ceremony spot. The venue features elegant rustic décor with modern amenities.
• Capacity: Up to 250 guests.
• Unique Feature: A private beach for outdoor ceremonies and an elegant ballroom for the reception.

The Grand Traverse Resort and Spa

• Location: Traverse City, Michigan (Lake Michigan)
• About: This award-winning resort offers a stunning location on the shores of Lake Michigan. It features several wedding venues, including a lakeside outdoor space and elegant indoor rooms, making it perfect for any season.
• Capacity: Up to 500 guests.
• Unique Feature: Sweeping views of both the water and nearby rolling hills.

St. Clair Inn

• Location: St. Clair, Michigan
• About: The property features 88 guest rooms and suites, along with three private waterfront cottages that provide stunning river views. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, natural light, and a private terrace overlooking the river
• Capacity: Up to 200 guests
• Unique Feature: As a designated Michigan State Historic Site, the inn retains its original Tudor Revival architecture, including a central lobby with brick flooring and timbered ceilings .
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2. Rustic & Barn Event Venues

Perfect for a cozy, countryside, or rustic-themed wedding.

Black River Barn South Haven

• Location: South Haven, Michigan
• About: Established in 2019, Black River Barn spans over 11,000 square feet and sits on 10 acres of picturesque landscape. The venue features a 5,400-square-foot main hall adorned with vaulted ceilings, exposed timber beams, and elegant chandeliers, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The design seamlessly blends rustic elements with modern amenities, offering both indoor and outdoor spaces for ceremonies and receptions
• Capacity: Accommodates up to 350 guests for dining and dancing .
• Unique Feature: Private, well-appointed suites for pre-event preparations, Fully equipped kitchen available for catering needs, Flexible spaces to suit various preferences and weather conditions, and Outdoor areas with fire pits, perfect for evening gatherings.

The Barn at Maple Creek

• Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
• About: Located on a scenic farm, The Barn at Maple Creek offers an intimate and elegant setting for a rustic wedding. The barn itself is large and open, with wooden beams and chandeliers, creating a welcoming and charming atmosphere.
• Capacity: Up to 250 guests.
• Unique Feature: The venue has a rustic, yet modern vibe with plenty of natural light and a stunning outdoor ceremony space.

3. Historic Event Venues

For a sophisticated, high-end celebration with modern amenities.

The Henry Ford Museum

• Location: Dearborn, Michigan
• About: A national landmark and museum, The Henry Ford Museum is ideal for couples who appreciate history and culture. You can get married amidst historical artifacts or in the beautiful Greenfield Village, which replicates America’s past.
• Capacity: Varies by space, up to 500+ guests.
• Unique Feature: Stunning historical backdrops, including a historic church and vintage cars, offering a unique and unforgettable atmosphere.

The Whitney

• Location: Detroit, Michigan
• About: This historic mansion offers an elegant and refined setting for a wedding. The Whitney is a grand and beautifully restored home with a blend of modern and traditional elements. The venue includes a formal garden, dining rooms, and a ballroom.
• Capacity: Up to 250 guests.
• Unique Feature: An upscale atmosphere with rich architectural details, antique furniture, and an elegant garden setting.

The Detroit Institute of Arts

• Location: Detroit, Michigan
• About: For couples who love art and history, the Detroit Institute of Arts offers a majestic setting with beautiful architecture and world-renowned art collections. It provides various stunning event spaces, including the Rivera Court and the Crystal Gallery.
• Capacity: Up to 500 guests.
• Unique Feature: A dramatic setting with fine art and history, perfect for couples who want to combine culture with elegance.

4. Vineyard Event Venues

Michigan has many beautiful vineyards that offer a romantic and picturesque backdrop for your wedding.

Chateau Chantal Winery & Inn

• Location: Traverse City, Michigan (Grand Traverse Bay)
• About: A picturesque vineyard perched on a hill overlooking Grand Traverse Bay. Chateau Chantal offers an intimate and elegant setting, with both indoor and outdoor options. You can exchange vows on the terrace with panoramic views of the bay.
• Capacity: Up to 200 guests.
• Unique Feature: Vineyards and wine add a special touch for wine lovers.

Black Star Farms

• Location: Suttons Bay, Michigan (Leelanau Peninsula)
• About: Located on the scenic Leelanau Peninsula, Black Star Farms offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces with sweeping views of vineyards and orchards. It’s perfect for couples looking for a rustic yet elegant setting. The venue includes a wine cellar, tasting room, and expansive grounds.
• Capacity: Up to 250 guests.
• Unique Feature: Wine cellar receptions and a gorgeous outdoor ceremony location surrounded by vineyards.

Aurora Cellers

• Location: Lake Leelanau, Michigan
• About: The Estate venue spans two acres and features a beautifully renovated Victorian farmhouse, a small barn, and a majestic willow tree beside a pond, creating an idyllic setting for ceremonies and receptions. The vineyard runs parallel to the estate, offering stunning views and a tranquil ambiance
• Capacity: Up to 300 guests
• Unique Feature: A majestic willow tree beside a pond provides a picturesque backdrop for ceremonies. A spacious tented area allows for elegant receptions with views of the vineyard.

5. Unique & Nontraditional Venues

If you’re looking for something a little more out of the ordinary.

Infinity & Ovation

• Location: Detroit, Michigan
• About: Infinity & Ovation Yacht Charters offers a distinctive event experience in Metro Detroit, providing luxury yacht venues for weddings, corporate events, and special celebrations.
• Capacity: Up to 130 guests (Infinity) and Up to 300 guests (Ovation)
• Unique Feature: A unique wedding venue where you can say “I do” on a boat while cruising along the Detroit River for a scenic and memorable ceremony.
  • 117-foot, bi-level vessel
  • 38-foot, tri-level vessel

The Henry Ford Estate – Fair Lane

• Location: Dearborn, Michigan
• About: A gorgeous historical mansion, perfect for those who want a mix of nature and elegance, with lush gardens and exquisite rooms for both indoor and outdoor events.
• Capacity:
• Unique Feature:

The Glass House

• Location: Zeeland, Michigan
• About: The Glass House is a thoughtfully designed space that fosters creativity and community. The venue features floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interior with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The surrounding grounds offer multiple vignettes for photography, outdoor gatherings, and leisurely activitie
• Capacity: The space offers comfortable seating for up to 50 guests (max). Ideal for 30–40 guests seated at farmhouse tables.
• Unique Feature: All-glass venue that offers panoramic views and a light-filled space that is perfect for a contemporary wedding

Tips for Choosing a Michigan Wedding Venue:

1. Season and Weather: Consider the time of year when booking a venue. Summer and fall are the most popular wedding seasons in Michigan, but if you’re dreaming of a winter wonderland wedding, Michigan’s snowy season can be magical.
2. Size of the Guest List: Be sure the venue can comfortably accommodate your guest list. Michigan has a range of venues from intimate spaces to grand ballrooms.
3. Budget: Michigan offers venues at every price point, so it’s important to factor in costs such as catering, rentals, and decor when choosing.
4. Location: Consider whether you want a destination wedding (Michigan is a beautiful state to visit!) or something closer to home for convenience.

Photo by Megan Hannon Photography

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Planning a Gull Lake Country Club Wedding

Not to be outdone by the design, Lynette planned and executed an over-the-top, luxury wedding that guests will certainly be talking about for years to come.

We absolutely loved the design of only lateral florals in Catherine’s maid’s bouquets. We combined a mix of blue and white delphinium alongside the best green hellebores we’ve ever had the privilege with which to design.

Fireplace Installation

In our professional opinion, no Gull Lake Country Club wedding will be completely henceforth without this incredible basket and smilax design. Showcased in color above and B&W in the background below, it was so romantic and the perfect way to enhance a fireplace.

Gull Lake Country Club Wedding Room Reveal

The room reveal is admittedly both of our favorite moment of the day. While most designers and wedding planners will tell you the bouquet handoff is the most special; we have to put the room reveal right up there! In this case, Catherine and Luke and Mother of the Bride, gave us a lot of design freedom. Our design proposals are full of inspirational photos with a lot of verbiage in how we plan to execute each design. However, there’s nothing quite like seeing it all come together for the first time. Look at their faces above and the photos below. Your mind would also be blown. I know ours were, and we knew exactly how it would all turn out ahead of time!

Custom Place Settings

It’s definitely a splurge, but bringing in every single tabletop item from a hand selected rental company is *chef’s kiss* to a design!

Best Bar Design Ever

This bar design is easily our all time favorite design. This will be nearly impossible to out-do ourselves at any point in time. The key elements were the rented curved bar, custom decal and pattern, newly sourced blue patterned vases with single ingredient flowers, usable goblets to match the color palette, and custom table lamps and menus. Never underestimate how often the bar is visited and how many eyes are on it throughout the evening!

Entrance Installations

It was very important to our couple that their hometown Club not feel like it does on any given day. They wanted it to feel different, and special and the first thing guests saw when they walked in the door was THIS floral arch. It stood over 10′ tall and framed the staircase and further back, the bar, for an unforgettable first impression.

Thank you to Catherine and Luke, and a special shoutout to MOB, Sarah, for letting us plan and design an absolute dream wedding!

Full Planning, Design + Floral: /

Photography: Megan Hannon Photography, LLC

Venue, Catering & Bar: Gull Lake Country Club

Entertainment: R&R Sound

Invitations & Stationery: The Polka Dot Paper Shop

Linens, Chargers, Flatware + other rentals: Special Occasions, LLC

Chairs, Draping, Dance Floor + Bar: Alpine Events

Video: Lago Productions

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The Vision

Molly and Brian came to us with a vision of natural texture, neutral colors, and romantic candlelight. Even though Molly and Brian’s wedding was 11 days before Christmas, there was nothing holiday-inspired about this Book Tower Detroit wedding. It would be just as gorgeous as an summer wedding as it is a winter wedding!

The Floral Design

The dried, textural elements we brought into all of the florals were absolutely breathtaking. There’s a million ways to do a green and white wedding, but adding in natural browns and shades of green with organic elements and in the linens is both interesting and different.

The Room Reveal

Happy tears during the couples’ room reveal is everything we could ask for! Makes our designer and planner dreams come true!

Peep the incredible patterned linen that completely finished off the overall aesthetic we were going for!

Who says you need floral on a welcome sign to make it pop The ombre envelopes were such a statement in addition to being filled with love letters to each of their guests!

Detroit Wedding Planner

Oh hey wedding planner extraordinaire, Lynette! Our couples just love Lynette and how much security and smoothness she brings to every single wedding.

If you ask us, your pets should always make a quick appearance at your wedding!

Planning, Floral, and Event Design: All Grand Events + Floral
Photo: Megan Hannon Photography // @meganhannonphoto
Venue: Book Tower Detroit
Ceremony: St. Aloysius Parish
Beauty: Makeup By Hannah  // @makeupby_han
Hair: Gabrielle Wickens
Video: Jonah Brown  // @jonahbrown.co
Invitations: Dilly Dalian (Caili Dalian) / @coolcails
Day of Signage: The Polka Dot Paper Shop // @polkadotpapershop
Cocktail Hour Entertainment: Solo Chello / White Pines Entertainment // @whitepinesentertainment
Reception Entertainment: Ben Stepnowski // @callme_step
Linen: Luxe Event Linens
Cutting Cake: For the Love of Sugar // @fortheloveofsugardetroit
Ice Sculpture: Ice Dreams Sculptures // @icedreamssculptures

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Planning Process for The Bat Mitzvah at The Graduate

Our planning process always starts with creating and budget and securing a venue. From there, we are able to then create a day’s timeline and room layout. With this information Lynette can get started on the remaining vendor recommendation hires using the timeline and budget she’s created, while Emily gets started on the design.

The Graduate and Day of Logistics

This venue is one of our favorite places to work at both during planning and design. For Maddie’s Bat Mitzvah at The Graduate, her family wanted an area for kids, socializing, and dancing while keeping the quieter dinner area separate. The Graduate has their main ballroom and a number of auxiliary breakout rooms near the Ballroom to allow for this type of event flow. Our team, impressively, flipped the entire dining room, alongside their staff, laying linens and centerpieces in just under 20 minutes. How’s that for efficiency?

From the Designer

This event was fun to design and posed a fun challenge to create a fun atmosphere that felt elevated without using any floral. Floral is one of our top design specialties so it was a fun, change-of-pace design to focus heavily on jewel-toned candle collections. We paired the jewel-toned linens and candle collections with the most incredible velvet soft seating vignettes from Modernly Events. Modernly is one of our very favorite rental companies to use for boutique rental items!

Venue, Catering, and Bar: The Graduate

Planning and Design: All Grand Events + Floral

Photography: Olivia Wenzel Photography

Dessert: Mitten Raised Bakery

Rentals: Modernly Events and Special Occasions

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Sydnee and Ben brought their family and friends to Marshall, Michigan to enjoy a very uniquely stunning venue, an old Pickle Factory and a Greenhouse. Their summer wedding at The Millhaven included special touches throughout including their 4 furry family members!

The Millhaven Wedding Venue offers a picture-perfect setting for couples looking to say “I do” in style. With its breathtaking views, rustic charm, and elegant ambiance, it’s easy to see why this venue is becoming a sought-after destination for couples. Whether you’re envisioning an intimate ceremony or a grand celebration, Millhaven is the perfect canvas for your dream wedding. Millhaven’s outdoor ceremony site is truly magical.

Venue

Floral + Event Design: All Grand Events + Floral

Photography: Samii Jo Photography

Wedding Coordination: The Best Day Details

DJ: Prestige Weddings

Cake: M Street Baking

Dress: Beloved Bridal

Hair: Ashley Richard (@ashley.n.richard)

Makeup: Megan Kathleen (@megankathleensllc) 

Day of Signage: Amie Mommersteeg (@amierosaliedesign) 

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Designer’s Perspective

Kimberly absolutely loves colorful flowers. Following our recommendation, we outfitted the tables with a light cafe mocha toned linen and blonde chairs. This allowed for the colorful floral to stand out amongst a neutral base without taking away the impact of the ficus-covered perimeter. We also added pink Amalfi umbrellas to bring a touch of warm toned pink to draw the line of sight upward. We made the conscious decision to limit the number of large candles and opted to stick with votives only. The conservatory does experience high temps in June in Michigan.

Lastly, we had a blast dual-purposing the ceremony arch and aisle florals. What started as the most show-stopping arch and aisle flowers turned into an equally amazing backdrop and foreground to a precious sweetheart table. Overall, the design left our couple completely speechless. Meanwhile our team felt so proud of the beauty we created in a space already known for it’s stunning nature.

Venue: MSU

Floral and Design: All Grand Events + Floral

Photography: Alexis Mastbrown Photography

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Photography: Jean Smith Photography

Floral and Design: All Grand Events + Floral

Venue, Catering, and Bar: The War Memorial

Coordination: Mitten Weddings and Events

Linens: Special Occasions

Chairs and Umbrellas: Modernly Events

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Ally and Keegan were married at The Clocktower just a few blocks over! They moved their guests to the venue’s private courtyard which provides a stunning outdoor location for their cocktail hour. The Collins off Main in Chelsea includes exposed brick, vintage chandeliers, and warm wooden floors to create an ambiance that feels both sophisticated and inviting. It is an exquisite venue with a blend of rustic elegance. To bring glam to the wedding day, our design team installed disco balls complete with hanging greenery. This was a beautiful focal point of the already inviting space. Thanks for including us on your big day, Ally and Keegan!

Reception Venue: The Colling Off Main

Ceremony Venue: The Clocktower

Floral + Event Design: All Grand Events + Floral

Photography: Haley Chicoine

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We take an in-depth, behind the scenes look at what it takes to build out a two-day social event for over 1,000 attendees! Check out Friday’s formal sit-down dinner here and Saturday’s extravaganza here.

Friday, August 4 (7 days until first event day)

A truckload of flowers was delivered and 6 AGE team members began processing over 9,320 stems. Our cooler and design room was packed to the brim with the most beautiful colors. This flower count only included the flowers that came from our wholesaler and none of the local blooms that came the following week.

Monday, August 7th (4 days until event day)

9 AGE Team members continued to process even MORE beautiful blooms, many of them coming from our friends over at Michigan Flower Barn. Towards the afternoon, design day one began!

Enjoy this blurry iPhone shot of what our lunch table looked like this week! So many wonderful conversations with the best in the biz!

Tuesday, August 8th (3 days until event day)

Everyone dove right into Friday’s bold, monochromatic red design first. Buckets were cleared from the cooler as the team blasted through the red florals for Friday in no time.

Then the color started to slowly appear for Saturday’s Design! In terms of recipes, we made sure we had more than enough flowers ordered by creating specific recipes for each line item on the design proposal. Other than making sure that we actually ordered enough blooms, the intention was never for our freelancers to follow the recipes but to get creative with whatever they could creatively dream up in the vessels we had previously prepped.

We are lucky to have a big deck outside to enjoy lunches!

Wednesday, August 9th (2 days until event day)

Lynette’s day was full of last-minute logistic emails and phone calls wrapping up vendor questions. While 10 other AGE team members were in a sea of blooms in our design space. These talented ladies designed over 75 centerpieces and 4 installations for Friday’s event alone.

Saturday’s event included over 100 centerpieces and 7 very large scale installations. Fun Fact: No two centerpieces were alike! We gave our talented ladies full design freedom because we wanted everything to feel very eclectic and mismatched. It was a sight to behold and so amazing to see the results of what they wanted to create each day!

Thursday, August 10th (1 day until event day) – Part 1

Onsite production for the Saturday event at The Breslin Center begins! Normally, this space is utilized for the Michigan State Basketball Teams (Go Green!). We began our transformation by having carpet laid, a 40’x40′ main stage, two 16×12 side stages, and an 8×16 front-of-the-house stage. Battens and trusses were lowered to install the disco balls, while pipe and drape was installed to cover the fold-out bleachers and the lower bowl. Once these basics were done by the Breslin Team, we were ready for the vendor team’s arrival.

The day began by assisting 8 vendor teams with their piece of the puzzle. We would greet them as they arrived, share updated details as needed, and be present for questions and design decisions. This was a 15-hour production day!

The build-out started to take shape!

The custom-wrapped dance floor install began! We wanted something bold as this was a focal point of the entire space. This was the one item in 3 years of planning that didn’t change in vision. We found a rug on Google in different colors, and said, what if this was a dance floor design, but in colors to match the event From there we hand drew what we wanted and passed it along to be fabricated. We knew it was going to be a packed dance floor once the entertainment began.

Thursday, August 10th (1 day until event day) – Part 2

Back at the studio, 10 AGE team members were hard a work finishing up the 40-foot bold and beautiful stage piece. Everyone was assigned a color and they got to work spending the most time on the blending portions of the design. It was fun to watch everyone interact and gameplan with one another at how to achieve the show stopping finished product.

Our floral freelancers are just the coolest! Hands down.

This was another 15-hour production day!

Friday, August 11 (Event day one!)

Lynette started the morning at 8:30 at The Kellogg Event Center to get the team going on production for event one later that evening. After that, she went back to The Breslin Center for another 4 hours to continue monitoring the progress. Disco balls were hung, linens we laid and we began to adjust the spacing of tables and soft seating. The production team began their day with an 8:00 am load-in to begin to build out the stage sound, lighting, and hospitality suites for the entertainment.

Meanwhile, 8 other AGE team members loaded up the vans and headed over to Kellogg Center to begin floral and decor production for Friday’s event. 42 guest tables, a dance floor, lots of soft seating, and beautiful touches filled the Big Ten Rooms. Our team managed 9 vendors during this setup. (and remember, there were different vendors at the other venue finishing their production!)

This event began at 5:00 pm and ended at 11:00 pm. Another 16-hour day for our team!

Saturday, August 12th (Event day two!)

The day began at 9:00 with a van load-in from the AGE Studio. We headed over to the Breslin Center to begin the floral drop! Our team was made up of 12 AGE team members. They set and fluffed pillows, placed votives, and made a few fun impromptu floral installations happen like these banquette couch florals were the best surprise! Today was a whirlwind 16-hour production day.

Core memories include meeting The Temptations and Three Dog Night and getting to enjoy their concert with a few team members.

Shoutout to the Michigan State Hockey Team for throwing on some OG skates and passing out appetizers to our guests!

If you were keeping track, this 8-day production included a total of 80 hours for the week JUST from our team. Also, if wanted a more accurate amount of total labor hours, we could add up all the hours of every person who worked for our team that week. Now THAT would be a lot, in the hundreds nearing a thousand! That also doesn’t include the 3+ years it took Emily and Lynette to plan and design these events! IT WAS A FEAT!

We are so incredibly proud of these events and the amazing weekend of events the attendees had. We will forever be grateful to our clients for allowing our creative minds to run wild and give them an unforgettable evening. Thank you!!

Vendor Credits

EVENT PLANNER, DESIGN + FLORAL + SIGNAGE: All Grand Events + Floral 

CATERING & BAR: Kellogg Catering

RENTALS: 

• Event Source
• Fringe Events
• Detroit Chiavari
• Modernly Events
• Special Occasions
• Event Theory
• Display Group
• Hyacinth House (Plants)

SIGNAGE:

• All Grand Events + Floral
• Mandell Display

PRODUCTION: Production Management 1 – PM1

VENUE: The Breslin Student Event Center

ICE BAR AND PHOTO BOOTHS: Ice Guru 

STRING QUARTET: Innocenti Strings

ENTERTAINMENT: The Temptations and Three Dog Night

PHOTO AND VIDEO TEAM: Ever After Studios

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This once-in-a-lifetime private event was held at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan. This was the second event of the weekend! You can check out night one here. The night before was a classy, formal sit-down dinner event. Tonight, was all about the party! Guests were greeted with three beautiful registration tents and handed a glass of champagne. After checking in, they made their way through the Gilbert Pavilion Entrance of the Breslin Center. The sounds of a String Quartet played while they enjoyed appetizers and custom drinks. The MSU Hockey team was even serving apps on rollerskates!

Our design reflected a mid-century modern vibe with a nod to the 70’s. Reviews from guests who attended the event included, “The details, both large and small, were dazzling and magnificent…” and “Every detail was impeccable and no detail was forgotten.”

The Welcome

The Gilbert Pavilion + Tom Izzo Hall of History Design

This area had 3 bars, 2 photo booths, 4 soft seating sections, and plenty of cocktail and bistro tables for guests to sit down and enjoy the themed food station.

The Arena Details

After an hour and a half of mingling, guests made their way down to the area floor for more spectacular details! The step entrance was flanked by floral and wood arches to indicate the entrance to the arena.

The Stage Details

40 feet of color-blocked floral sat on custom planter boxes to line the stage! We also had custom neon letters, showcasing the school years. One of the best moments was the attendees pulling our roses from the stage and handing them to The Temptations while they performed!

The Disco Balls

The Bars

We chose to have 3 themed bars that were a slight nod to the entertainment that night. A fire bar, a stone bar, and an ice bar. They were such a hit!

The Floral and Design Details

We surrounded the large custom-designed and wrapped dance floor with endless soft seating and 4 large pergolas with even more soft seating underneath. We brought in 194 potted plants to create a cozy environment.

Plenty of mixed seating included round tables, banquet tables, and bistro tables for all party sizes.

No two centerpieces were alike! Each one was created by our floral team, who were given the freedom to design whatever their heart felt like. Which, made this event extra special!

We brought in 3 different custom-wrapped cocktail tables which had each of the schools’ mascots on top.

Signage + Stationery

All of the signage was custom and designed in-house! Guests had the opportunity to visit 7 different food stations throughout the night.

There are so many more little details that came together to make this day so special for the attending guests. The custom food menu brought the guests back to their high school glory days. Custom tokens for the guest to take home at the end of the night! The list goes on and on. Guests danced the night away to Three Dog Night AND The Temptations! Even our team was able to meet the bands and enjoy the concert. A core forever memory if you ask us!

This monumental event was 3+ years in the making and we are forever grateful to have played such a pivotal role in this event.

The Creative Team

EVENT PLANNER, DESIGN + FLORAL + SIGNAGE: All Grand Events + Floral 

CATERING & BAR: Kellogg Catering

RENTALS: 

• Event Source
• Fringe Events
• Detroit Chiavari
• Modernly Events
• Special Occasions
• Event Theory
• Display Group
• Hyacinth House (Plants)

SIGNAGE:

• All Grand Events + Floral
• Mandell Display

PRODUCTION: Production Management 1 – PM1

VENUE: The Breslin Student Event Center

ICE BAR AND PHOTO BOOTHS: Ice Guru 

STRING QUARTET: Innocenti Strings

ENTERTAINMENT: The Temptations and Three Dog Night

PHOTO AND VIDEO TEAM: Ever After Studios

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