Mind-blowing Milestone

Prepare to be transported to a world of wonder and magic as we take you on a journey through an epic 40th birthday celebration on Staten Island. Our client, a vivacious and fun-loving individual, spared no expense in creating a once-in-a-lifetime masquerade bash that was inspired by the Tomorrowland electronic music festival, with elements of baroque fashion and a touch of Alice in Wonderland.

From the moment guests arrived, they were swept up in a black and white dreamland. Our Strolling Champagne Divas dazzled in glamorous gowns, presenting 200 flutes of champagne to guests. Our costumed greeters, inspired by the bauhaus movement, added to the sense of otherworldliness. But the real excitement began when our towering Mad Hatter greeted guests at the entrance to the main room.

Inside, guests were awed by a 9-foot-tall electric violinist and a spectacular contortionist. And just as the music picked up, our pink showgirl stilt dancers made their grand entrance. Suddenly, a mysterious masked figure appeared, carrying an otherworldly white sphere that gradually grew until it exploded into a cloud of confetti, revealing our birthday gal, Stephanie, in all her glory.

But that was only the beginning. The guests were then treated to a theatrically sensuous fire show, as the beats got bolder and the LED dancers joined the adrenaline-fueled revelers on the dance floor. And outside, through panoramic windows, a dazzling display of fireworks added to the spectacle.

When it was time for a break, guests indulged in gourmet sweets served by our Red Rococo Masquerade Strolling Table in an adjacent room. It was the perfect interlude before they returned to the dance floor, energized and ready to continue the festivities.

This unforgettable event will go down in history as a testament to our client's joie de vivre and dedication to living life to the fullest. We were honored to be a part of it, and we can't wait to see what she has in store for her next celebration.

Venue: The Vanderbilt South Beach

Sound and Spectacle: Music 2 the Max