I’ll be honest I can’t tell you all about the article our work is part of, because, as you would expect, it’s in Japanese, but what I can gather is that they were highlighting several vendors celebrated in the international wedding industry. They focused on florists and event planners, in particular. And David Tutera, whom we have worked with on several occassions, was number one on their list. It’s no surprise as his work is astounding- it completely captivates all of my senses.

Our image was taken during a wedding at The Fairmont’s Plaza Hotel in New York City. The whole concept was based around crystals and they were everywhere. The ballroom sparkled.

If you want to see more of David‘s work, definitely check out:

David Tutera’s Metropolitan Club Wedding
Tutera’s Gotham Hall Wedding

Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer Inspiration

More of David’s designs still to come from a fall episode of My Fair Wedding.

We submitted images from this fabulous Plaza Hotel wedding in New York City. It was designed by the trend-setter David Tutera and his talented team. With his table decor, he not only defines the space around a table, but creates a feeling like you have been transported to whole other world. All of your senses are enticed. It’s an amazing experience. We are thrilled that we could share one of his signature designs with Grace Ormonde readers.

If you would like to see more from this wedding, definitely check out our story from the wedding.

And if you would like to see other David Tutera wedding designs and ideas, check out these posts- NY Metropolitan Club Wedding, NY Gotham Hall Wedding, Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer Inspiration. More of David’s designs still to come from an episode of My Fair Wedding.

Cover image by Jade Studio Productions.

Abby gave me a tour of the event spaces. And they are stunning. Each one has warmth and charm and character galore.

This photo shows off the lobby- can you imagine your guests arriving and walking through here? I love the chandeliers. There is definitely a crystal lighting motif that runs through all of the hotel.

Even the hallways inspire thoughts of old world European elegance. Check out these beautiful murals.

If you are having a grand affair, the piece d’resistance is the Plaza Ballroom and Imperial Ballroom suite. Your guests could arrive through the main entranceway, shown above or through a private stairwell. They would walk into the Plaza Ballroom, where cocktails are served. And be treated to large beautiful windows, draped in red velvet.

Wall sconces, gold leaf moldings and bas relief sculptures accent the walls and ceiling.

Another elegant chandelier. I adore the decoration wear the fixure meets the ceiling.

Then, when it is time for dinner to be served, the walls open up between the two rooms to give your guests their first glimpse of the Imperial Ballroom.

The Imperial Ballroom has the complete "Wow" factor. This two story high grand ballroom offers room for very large weddings- with seating available in the center area as well as on the balconies. You also could set up a lounge area in the balconies. The stage would be perfect for your band, and perhaps even your first dance.

I am so glad I was able to experience the Park Plaza for myself. It really is amazing. Thanks so much, Abby!