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Infinity Events Inc., President, Robb Thornsberry Produces 2014 Event Solutions / Catersource Awards


WELCOME TO LA VIE EN COULEUR!

On March 26, 2014 at The Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, The 2014 Event Solutions Spotlight Awards, The ICACatie Awards and for the first time ever, The Catersource ACE Awards were all combined into one event and INFINITY EVENTS INC president, Robb Thornsberry was tapped as the executive producer and designer. These awards were in conjunction with a multi-day conference and trade show that "Caters" (pun intended) to the Catering and Special Event industry with over 800 attendees from around the world. With many celebrity event planners such as Steve Kemble, David Tutera and David Stark in attendance, to say that the pressure was huge would be an understatement!

What is La Vie en Couleur?
La Vie en Couleur "Life In Color" was designed to be an evening where not only did guests experience Life In Color, but also where "Color Came To Life"! This evening celebrated the Avant Garde, the Artistic Visionaries and those willing to take risks and unafraid to push the envelope.
There was an unapologetic rush of sensory overload from the moment the guests arrived as they experienced Parisian "Punk" Couture and over the top opulence all while sipping cocktails in The garden of Crystals and Color cocktail Lounge.

Inspired by Andy Warhol, this event celebrated those who were willing to "think  
different, be unique and to live "La Vie en Couleur"! 



The Crystal Siren Living Fountain greets the guests as they enter the pre-reception.





The human topiaries and painted Parisian model served as perfect photo backdrops.


Just your basic hotel ballroom transformed into a colorful Parisian Cabaret



ACT ONE:  Bella Electric Strings

ACT TWO:  The KriStef Brothers from America's Got Talent


FINAL ACT:  E Plus Productions


Emcee: Steve Kemble
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