The 40's glamor of Hollywood came to Vancouver at the party Lewis and Amber Bublé organized to celebrate the marriage of his son Michael with actress Luisana Lopilato. After getting married in Buenos Aires last month, the couple decided to celebrate also the birthplace of the singer.
" wanted was the atmosphere in the climate of the early days of Hollywood - maybe as I imagine a party after the Oscars in the forties " said the mother of the Canadian superstar. "We completely white room with white silk walls, white sofas, white framed mirrors, white wide-screen TV and tables tables with mirrors everywhere. "
The transformation of the ballroom of Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver was created with 5,000 meters of white silk cloth around every corner. White plush carpet covered the floor, 25 white leather sofas and ceiling covered with Swarovski crystals came from Los Angeles to create the perfect party atmosphere. Video screens showed images of the wedding in Argentina Lopilato Bublé-alternating with the hockey game of the Vancouver Canucks (Mike's team.) Ecuador 6,000 roses and orchids decoration completed with feather pillows specially designed.
Bublé welcomed all the guests with a gracious speech in thanking the dance floor especially to the family and friends of his wife who flew in from Argentina and were responsible for putting color to the party, including Diego Topa and Paul Kirzner. The bride danced all night with their siblings, parents and the 350 other guests cheered.
The catering included a festival of local and imported seafood and Argentinean empanadas. A model wearing a dress of five meters wide cupcakes fact was one of the special moments of the party.
The bride wore a butter-colored dress in silk satin, strapless embroidered corsage and full of stones and crystals created by Argentinean designer Jorge Ibáñez. Lont shoes were covered with the same fabric as the dress. The groom was dressed by Hugo Boss.
The guests received a souvenir an LP with the couple's story and 4 songs.
Via: Infoabe
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