to offer a host of hints to brighten sea- sonal settings.
She designs tablescapes with inspiration from various sources.“I use Pinterest to determine what is hot at large event plan- ning firms. I study fashion magazines and visit Pantone’s website to discover annual color palettes."
“Choice Party Linens has three large buildings filled with linens," she contin- ues. "In our least expensive collection, which is polyester, there are 59 colors.We keep everything. I remember my Aunt Cissy telling me never to get rid of any- thing, because it always comes
back.She was right!”
Bevenour goes on to proffer some stand- out trends in tabletop decor. Manymotifs can be adapted to holiday events. An elegant trend dramatizes Art Deco and Great Gatsby looks with sequin cloths and soft sophisticated textures,she notes.
Choice Party Linen’s clients frequently request a rustic appearance,which incor- porates neutral burlap fabrics with bright pops of color.
The wonderment of candy canes can easily be created with solid-hued cloths and contrasting runners. Nostalgic holi- day memories are evoked with tartan plaids and bright accent colors.“You feel like you’re in a 1960s movie,” says Bevenour. “We went back four more decades and did a 1920s NewYear’s party. The decor was very dark black with gold shimmering accents. A nutcracker tablescape is lovely, too. Solid reds, royal blues and whites are enhanced with pine tree swags, gold chargers and actual nut- cracker centerpieces. We can simulate cascading snow or Santa Claus-land in velvets and patent leather."
“What’s great about renting our prod- ucts,” continues Bevenour, “is cost effi- ciency. Companies don’t have to pur-
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