At Party People, good design starts with a wider view of the event as a whole.
More than a strong eye, warm hospitality, and a fresh perspective, it’s the thoughtful planning
and behind-the-scenes work you may never see that make the difference you’ll feel.
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- brI thomas
"I once told a client, 'I hope you like it' referring to her event. She grabbed my arm and said, 'Love. There is a difference between like and love — and I LOVE IT! "'
- brI thomas
"I once told a client, 'I hope you like it' referring to her event. She grabbed my arm and said, 'Love. There is a difference between like and love
The celebration starts before the day itself, with your reason for bringing everyone together. Understanding that, and what matters to you, helps shape the direction so you’re not left sorting through every option on your own. The whole event stays in view, from how the room feels to how the practical pieces support it, so you can still see yourself in it.
And transparency matters. You’ll know what’s being recommended, why, and when something simply isn’t worth it.
It’s understood that the beautiful should exist, but how it feels to be in the room means just as much. The scent in the room, the comfort of the seating, how guests move through the space, and the small touches they may never consciously notice all shape the experience. Hospitality is ingrained in the design from the start, so the people you gathered feel just as considered as the space itself, if not more.
The celebration starts before the day itself, with your reason for bringing everyone together. Understanding that, and what matters to you, helps shape the direction so you’re not left sorting through every option on your own. The whole event stays in view, from how the room feels to how the practical pieces support it, so you can still see yourself in it.
And transparency matters. You’ll know what’s being recommended, why, and when something simply isn’t worth it.
It’s understood that the beautiful should exist, but how it feels to be in the room means just as much. The scent in the room, the comfort of the seating, how guests move through the space, and the small touches they may never consciously notice all shape the experience. Hospitality is ingrained in the design from the start, so the people you gathered feel just as considered as the space itself, if not more.
It’s understood that the beautiful should exist, but how it feels to be in the room means just as much. The scent in the room, the comfort of the seating, how guests move through the space, and the small touches they may never consciously notice all shape the experience. Hospitality is ingrained in the design from the start, so the people you gathered feel just as considered as the space itself, if not more..
It’s understood that the beautiful should exist, but how it feels to be in the room means just as much. The scent in the room, the comfort of the seating, how guests move through the space, and the small touches they may never consciously notice all shape the experience. Hospitality is ingrained in the design from the start, so the people you gathered feel just as considered as the space itself, if not more..
I love a good party. My mom and dad were always entertaining and having family and friends over, so gathering was a part of life. After graduating college with a degree in psychology, I spent more than a decade behind the scenes at weddings and events as a makeup artist, deepening my understanding of people while developing an eye for beauty. That combination still shapes how I work today; noticing beauty where others might not, paying attention to how people feel, and trusting my instincts when something just feels right.