Photo by Morgan Leigh Photography There is a common misconception that corporate event design is simply branding in three dimensions. The reality is much more intentional. The most successful conferences are designed around human behavior. How people gather. How conversations begin. Where relationships are built. How a space can shift someone's mindset after hours of meetings, presentations, and networking. For this multi-day conference welcoming more than 400 attendees from

There is a common misconception in the wedding industry that planning and design are the same thing. They are not. A beautiful wedding does not happen because someone selected a color palette. It also does not happen because someone created a timeline. The most extraordinary celebrations are the result of three disciplines working together seamlessly: planning, design, and production. At Irene + Co Events, we believe these three elements are inseparable. Luxury isn't created

I don't think the question couples should be asking is, "Do we need a wedding planner?" I think the better question is, "What kind of experience do we want to have while planning our wedding?" Because those are two very different conversations. Over the years, I've worked with couples planning intimate celebrations with fifty guests and multi-day wedding weekends with hundreds. Some weddings had custom-built structures, multiple installations, and months of production behind

Photo By Tiana Simpson Some weddings begin with a color palette. Others begin with a venue. This one began with a person. From our very first conversation with Tasia and James, it was clear that this celebration would never be about following trends. It would be about honoring the people, traditions, and memories that shaped them while creating an experience that felt effortlessly modern. Every design decision was made to reflect who they are, allowing their story to guide th