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Happy New Year my friends. It’s 2012 and we are here to deliver like we said.
Sugar & Fluff is going to take you through the life and adventures of the Ingalls family in the 19th century American West. We wanted to incorporate elements of hills, wheat and the all American wholesome tradition. Days of Heaven and Rodarte Fall 2011 were big inspirations for us as well.
Alright here we go…

Custom designed invitations printed on butcher paper.

1800s stemware found at a local flea market.

A beautiful lush centerpiece handcrafted with rolls and rolls of yarn to give the effect of classic prairie green hills. #rollsonrollsonrolls


Hand-made wheat wreaths were attached above the table.

Another awesome flea market find…we hand sewed the table number with yarn onto the prairie wagon.


Old newspaper/books from the 1800s were crafted directly under the plates and each guest had a bread roll as a favor. Newspaper plates and bread rolls?!? You can’t get much more country than that!


Shot by Max Wanger
This was also featured in an issue of Rue Magazine. You can check it out http://www.ruemag.com/issues/issue-five/ on page 54.
I hope you enjoyed our Little House On the Prairie shoot…be on the look out for more amazing inspiration this week.

We would like thank everyone for all your love and support for this year. It has been such a great year for us and we are looking forward to 2012 to be another awesome year. All of our clients were amazing. Be on the look out for some awesome collaborations and events. Paris is always a good idea….right?
Hi to our new followers! We are so thankful to have such amazing readers and supporters. If you don’t know what we do here is a little blurb about us :)
Sugar and Fluff is known for artistic and lively energy. We have a heartfelt respect for the beauty of the arts and crafts.
We are a “power” event planning design house that has an incredible focus on going above and beyond. Educated in the field of Fine Arts and Graphic Design, our work consists of contrasting elements of tradition, modernity, romance and elegance. We work very closely with a team of design vendors to ensure your dream project becomes a reality. We enjoy creating projects that are beautiful for the eye to see.
We look forward in giving you awesome inspiration and making the world look pretty with good design! If you have any questions or comments please don’t be shy! We love hearing back from our readers!

This shoot was a portrayal of young love, much inspired by the timely tale of Romeo and Juliet, two star crossed lovers from rival families forced to conceal their relationship.


Anna Sui’s lookbook of 2009, Levi’s “Go Forth” campaign and Rodarte’s Fall 2011 really inspired the style with a raw, layered bohemian look.







Invitation design was inspired by the mechanism of the “magic wallet.” I loved the concept of forming some sort of leave behind after the invitation was read and used. Menus followed the stationery suit with colors of gold, white and espresso.

The raw simplicity was transgressed through the table setting and into the centerpiece, which focused on an aesthetic of found, simple organic objects.



The florals were interlaced with our ombré wheat runner to add a bit of neutral color and detail. Hand dyed fabric repeated the color on the washing line in the background and further implemented the idea of a simple summer romance.







The shoot depicts simple style with symbolism of an intimate summer romance through stylized treatment of organic and overlooked items.


A lot of hard work went into this shoot and a big thanks to Jose Villa for shooting such amazing pictures for us :) You can see more pictures on the awesome blog of 100 layer cake too! Part 1 and Part 2
Credits:
Photography: Jose Villa / Design/Styling/Invitations/Hairpiece/Florals: Sugar & Fluff / Hair + makeup: Mar of Team Hair and Makeup
Here is a preview of what you will see ;)

photo credit: jose villa
If he could learn to love another, and earn her love in return by the time the last petal fell, then the spell would be broken.
What up my people??! Last night we fell into the trap of watching Beastly with Vanessa Hudgens and Mary Kate…oh and NPH! You think it would be a decent movie right? WRONG! It’s a total mess but somehow we got through all of it. Anyway it got me thinking about the 10000x better Disney Beauty and The Beast version and this is how our color palette came to life.

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Hello all.
So I am here to write about this very special wedding featured on 100 Layer Cake!!
I would actually like to give a big thanks to Tarek for being the lead on this wedding and he did an amazing job! And also a BIG thanks for Noa from feather love photography for taking so many detailed shots of our work…I don’t even know where to choose from.
From the first time we all met…we just clicked and from then on we have been besties 4 lyfe ;) Thank you for everything you have done for us Noa!!!
When we first met with C&C they told us they desired an intimate and personal affair. We decided the perfect place for the ceremony and reception would be at C’s beautiful backyard in Southern California. The ceremony was arranged for immediate family and took place on 10.10.10, while the reception, held on 10.23.10 was a huge celebration for friends.
The wedding was inspired by the 1930’s pastel and ornate designs, particularly seen in My Fair Lady’s horse race scene, as well as Disneyland’s historical Main Street. Using a light, washed out pastel color scheme, we juxtapositioned hard elements of structure and architecture with soft, organic decor.
In order to bring this vision to life, we worked really close with Mai of Bunch Studio to create the floral masterpieces. Mai’s craft and floral installation were breath-taking; from the entry gate to each pumpkin centerpiece and ceremony Urns.



This is Coco. The cutest and most innocent dog ever.


We spent numerous weekends at flea markets looking for the perfect pieces for the reception. We found this amazing vintage desk and chair that was placed right in front of the entrance.

To keep the “My Fair Lady” theme, we placed a pretty a little vintage telephone, detailed frames, pastel colored books and a card holder on the desk. The entrance looked very inviting and intimate, the only thing missing was Miss Hepburn herself ;)




Custom designed guest-book by us :)

Since the wedding was around the holidays of Halloween and Thanksgiving we thought it would be nice to incorporate that into the wedding with pastel colored pumpkins. Bunch Studio used pumpkins as the base for the centerpieces. We also hand carved pumpkins and placed them around the reception.




We wanted to think of a clever way to incorporate the table numbers so we decided to create customized stickers with the table number on to the vintage bottles filled with lemonade. It turned out beautiful!




As the tent lights were turned on and guests started to arrive, the place looked absolutely magical. To see their vision come to life was breath taking! The night was filled with a lot of dancing, singing, and laughs!










Live Karaoke baby! So much fun!!



We basically all danced the night away!!
Wedding Photography: Feather Love Photography
Event Design and Coordination: Sugar and Fluff
Flowers : Bunch Studio
Invitations and Paper Products: Sugar and Fluff
Caterer: Heirloom LA
Chairs: Classic Party Rentals
Tenting: ELM Concierge
Cake: Jeseca Creations
Live Karaoke: Mr. Mister Miyagi