The Lowder Room at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts was transformed into a modern, sophisticated club. Luxurious phalaenopsis orchids dripped over the head table. Dendrobium orchids, clementine oranges and tropical foliage were arranged around the room added to the exotic atmosphere. Vibrant orange and green specialty linens popped against crisp white banquettes and accessories to finalize the upscale look.
Guests heading to the bar were greeted by a placecard table adored with enormous vases of Phalaenopsis orchids, green hydrangeas, Bells of Ireland and massive monstera leaves.
The showstopping head table features exquisite phalaenopsis orchids, dendrobium orchids, monstera leaves and bright orange clementines dripping down toward the table.
Side tables of bold orange table linens were covered with miniature vases of dendrobium orchids, hydrangeas, aspidistra plant, and ‘Green Trick’ dianthus. Custom-made white banquettes were tucked in cozy coves separated by crisp white shelving with nooks filled with vases of dendrobium orchids, clementines, hydrangeas and lily grass.
In one of the bars, guests could enjoy the Museum artwork as they conversed and enjoyed drinks and starters. The tables were draped in specialty linens from Atlanta. The tables featured bowls of hydrangeas, roses and greenery of aspidistra plant and horsetail plant.
This look was pulled together using BBJ Linens and Brendle Rentals.
Catering by Jennie Weller Catering and Events.
Photography by Nancy Fischer.