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We were really excited to get the oppurtunity to do this really cool Biz Bash After Party. It was presented by Elite OC Productions at the Pacific Electric Lofts in downtown Los Angeles. SOme people would wonder what Invisible Touch would be doing at an event like this, right? Well we lit up some AMAZING creations by Marc Entin of ICE BULB. Who would have ever thought of the wickedly creative things that could be done with ice until this night. They weren’t your average sculptures of ice, these were ICE CURTAINS! I know what you are thinking but Yes, the entire curtain was made of ice. There was a fantastic attendance at this event and from what we have heard back from the production company the curtains really stood out and were the subject of much of the conversations. We look forward to seeing what else Marc has up his sleeves and from a block of ice and look forward to working with him again.
We are excited to offer this amazing chance for brides and grooms to win a $3000 lighting or DJ service package for their upcoming wedding. There are only 3 easy steps that you need to follow:
1. Meet with an Invisible Touch Wedding Specialist to discuss your entertainment needs.
2. Take a picture of yourself at our booth at a Bridal Show or Event and post it on the Invisible Touch Facebook page.
3. Have all of your friends click “Like” on your picture, the more likes, the more chances to win.
Official Rules
Give away has no CASH VALUE
The wedding date should be set and the client is required to make a no obligation meeting with and Invisible Touch Wedding Specialist. If a client reserves their entertainment through Invisible Touch, and wins the grand prize, full reimbursement of the retainer fee will be provided. ALL prizes are non transferable. Details are subject to change, based on Invisible Touch talent availability. No purchase necessary. Wedding Reception must take place in the state of California. Wedding reception venue must be able to accommodate all requirements of the services required. If location, venue, atmosphere or logistics cannot be provided, then winner forfeits the services in the Grand Prize. The drawing will be held the end of April 2011. The official drawing date will be published on the Invisible Touch Facebook page as well as the blog.
We are excited to offer this amazing chance for brides and grooms to win a $3000 lighting or DJ service package for their upcoming wedding. There are only 3 easy steps that you need to follow:
1. Meet with an Invisible Touch Wedding Specialist to discuss your entertainment needs.
2. Take a picture of yourself at our booth at a Bridal Show or Event and post it on the Invisible Touch Facebook page.
3. Have all of your friends click “Like” on your picture, the more likes, the more chances to win.
Official Rules
Give away has no CASH VALUE
The wedding date should be set and the client is required to make a no obligation meeting with and Invisible Touch Wedding Specialist. If a client reserves their entertainment through Invisible Touch, and wins the grand prize, full reimbursement of the retainer fee will be provided. ALL prizes are non transferable. Details are subject to change, based on Invisible Touch talent availability. No purchase necessary. Wedding Reception must take place in the state of California. Wedding reception venue must be able to accommodate all requirements of the services required. If location, venue, atmosphere or logistics cannot be provided, then winner forfeits the services in the Grand Prize. The drawing will be held the end of April 2011. The official drawing date will be published on the Invisible Touch Facebook page as well as the blog.
We are excited to announce Invisible Touch Events has been chosen to receive the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011. This award recognizes the top 5 percent of local wedding professionals from the WeddingWire Network who demonstrate quality and service excellence in the wedding industry. If it were not for the wonderful staff and amazing clients that we work with on a daily basis we would not have won this honor. We are thrilled, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.
Recently we got to do this really cool Biz Bash After Party. It was managed by Elite OC Productions at the Pacific Electric Lofts in downtown LA. You may be asking yourself, what was Invisible Touch doing there? Well we got to light up these AMAZING creations by Marc Entin of ICE BULB. I did not know the creative possibilities of ice until this night. These weren’t your average sculptures of ice, these were ICE CURTAINS! Yes, curtains made of ice, hanging around the event. About 500 people showed up to this event and from what we heard the curtains really stood out and were the subject of much of the conversations. So good work to you Marc, your curtains really made the night truly amazing!
The Scandinavian word for honeymoon is derived, in part, from an ancient Northern European custom in which newlyweds, for the first month of their married life, drank a daily cup of honeyed wine called mead. The ancient practice drinking the honeyed wine date back to the history of Atilla, king of the Asiatic Huns from A.D. 433 to A.D. 453.
So that leaves us with the question of where the “moon” in the word “honeymoon” originates. One piece of folklore relates that the origin of the word moon comes from a cynical inference. To the Northern Europeans the terms referred to the body’s monthly cycle and, its combination with honey, suggested that not all moon’s of married life were as sweet as the first. British prose writers and poets, in the 16th and 17th centuries, often made use of the Nordic interpretation of honeymoon as a waxing and waning of marital affection.
Invisible Touch Events had the pleasure of hosting the monthly ISES meeting for the Orange County Chapter two weeks ago Thursday Oct 8th and the meeting was a roaring success. This one of a kind networking meeting was titled “Halloween Revamped”.
Guests in attendance marveled at the spectacle that Invisible Touch Show Producer Scott Reynolds designed for the evening. There were voodoo vampire belly dancers with snakes draped around their neck, fire dancers, and a cirque show right in the warehouse and gothic Halloween decor and a swamp designed out back in the parking lot.
One guest said “This event is just as spectacular as some of the events hosted at the Special Event Show”. Check out some of the pictures from the event!
