

your choice of color palette.


your choice of color palette.
The lush rainforest of Latin America and the colorful costumes of its indigenous people inspired this tabletop design—a conception of Nesly’s Floral Design & Events. When the company principal Nesly Palacios invited us to participate in the recent Special Events’ Tabletop Gallery, we couldn’t imagine a theme more suited to our area of expertise than “Elegant Tropical Rainforest.” All of the elements that were included in the design represented facets of nature!

At lunch guests were seated eye level with tree tops. The panoramic view included the gardens and lake below.
Our company designed the menu-programs for the event. They carried the hydrangea theme of the invitation and completed the magnificent tabletops. It was quite an honor to collaborate with the talent of Cameleon Chairs, Mille Flori Florist, and Wildflower Linens.


The menu was the vision of Pauline Parry of Good Gracious Events. She had me from the start with small cube boxes filled with steak fries drizzled with truffle oil! They were one of many creative and delicious passed hors d'ouvres served lakeside.


Custom wrapping is a great way to tie in beautiful papers used in your invitation with other areas of your special event. Present a fabulously wrapped present as a gesture of gratitude to your bridal party or add elegance and intrigue to your table top with wrapped favors your guests get to take home.
Using handmade papers and Mizuhiki paper cord, we show you a quick and easy technique inspired by the Japanese sense of style. We snapped pix while attending a hands-on workshop at the National Stationery Show. We had limited workspace so we had to execute this project on top of papers that went with the next project. Keep that in mind as you discern the images that illustrate each step.Materials: Handmade papers such as Unryu (sheer mulberry paper with strands), Double-sided tape, Mizuhiki paper cords, a box.
Create a strip of paper from accent paper: Fold edge over 1
Begin wrapping box with main paper
Continue wrapping box, using a tiny bit of tape. Fold
in the ends as you would a typical gift wrap.
Tie 3 strands of Mizuhiki cord in square knot, then tuck the
(Top View)

Hello I'm Pauli and I love designing stationery and embellishing with natural and floral elements. I draw creative inspiration from the beauty of nature and my garden, a deeply personal and therapeutic space. Petalos di Pauli was born from my desire to give people celebrating life events a unique opportunity to express their personality and style through botanical artistry. Please feel inspired to leave your comments and thanks for visiting!