Wedding Centerpieces
Monograms, joined initials and sculptural pieces for a reception in one of the ballrooms or out on the garden patio.
Hand-carved ice for weddings, receptions and corporate evenings between the historic district and the water.
Historic Folsom and the waterfront sit within walking distance of one another, which is why so many evenings here use both.
Folsom is the rare town where the two halves of a wedding day can genuinely be walked between. Lake Natoma Inn sits on the bank with two outdoor ceremony sites, a garden patio and three ballrooms behind them; Sutter Street and its brick storefronts start a few minutes away, with The Commons at Granite City in the middle of the historic district. Couples routinely split the day across both, and that split is the thing we plan around. A piece that has to move between venues is not the same piece as one that is set down once. It needs a base that survives being lifted, a shape without thin extremities that can catch on a doorway, and a schedule that accounts for the time it spends outside in between. Sometimes the honest answer is two smaller sculptures rather than one that travels badly. We would rather say that at the quoting stage than at six o'clock on the day.
Monograms, joined initials and sculptural pieces for a reception in one of the ballrooms or out on the garden patio.
For a day split between the water and the historic district: a base that survives being lifted, and a silhouette without thin extremities to catch a doorway.
Carved bars and drink luges for a cocktail hour outdoors on the bank, or indoors once the evening moves inside.
Raw-bar beds and carved trays for a seated dinner or a long buffet, cut to hold product cold through a full service.
"Had a sculpture done for my husband’s birthday party. Super friendly people and were very flexible with some last minute changes."
"The ice sculpture event was absolutely stunning! It was a magical experience that left everyone in awe."
Tell us where the ceremony is and where the reception is. If the piece has to travel between them, we will design it to survive the walk.