A ballet party with pretty-in-pink details, little ballerinas dressed up in frilly tutus and bespoke handcrafted treats.

 

from the designer and event stylist Parisa Kaprealian ↓

When I think about what comprises the signature look of Pretty Please Design {Pretty Please Baby}, three things consistently come together to create the perfect harmony of what I find pretty. The first is flowers – fresh and faux. Blooms are an essential part of my designs, and I spend a lot of time curating my collection of faux flowers to ensure I always have the highest quality in color and longevity. The second signature component is unique or vintage pieces. As a designer that values sentiment more than spending, I am constantly on the lookout for timeless pieces that can be a permanent part of my repertoire instead of buying new or disposable items for every event. I’m inspired by vintage and classic brands and have always had an eye for distinctive items. Lastly, my designs utilize a carefully curated color palette of playful pastels. I find pastels to be warm and luring, the perfect expression of the dreamy, peaceful place we want our babies to hold in our hearts and homes.

 

 

VENDOR CREDITS:

Event design + styling: @parisakaprealian

Photography: @melodymelikian

Ballerina tutus + hair accessories: @shopmaraissky

Faux floral arrangements: pretty please design

Props + cake topper: @parisakaprealian + pretty please baby

Balloon installations: @ocballoonbar

Faux flower wall backdrop: @wonderwalloc

DIY faux floral ballerina slippers: pretty please design 

Videography: @rl_footage

Cake + cupcakes: @belladonnasweets

Ballet slipper cookies + tutu cookies: @atelierchristine

Ballerina illustration: POM and peacock by @lenahalteh

Cupcake toppers + cupcake liners: @thehappyhera

Calligraphy signage + acrylic stand: @truly.madly.ink

Tulle ballerina wands: for your glory

Tulle table linen: @wildflowerlinen

 

Here’s a video recap by RL Footage.  Catch all the pretty details, DIY ideas and shop the party on Pretty Please Design‘s blog.