Irony & Art of the Tables Past

I've always been a fan of ironic humor. I even studied it in a humor class in high-school.(I always took the easiest classes I could so I'd get good grades) Ironically, that fooled me into thinking I was smart when in reality if I had taken some challenging classes maybe my brain would work better today and maybe I would be doing something a little more financially rewarding than babysitting. I didn't even take a full year of typing in high-school because I never wanted to sit on my butt all day in front of a computer. Ironically, that's what I love to do now and I'm regretting not taking a typing course. I'm no longer such a fan of irony. It seems to follows me around, day in, day out. Sure, it's funny if it's on a sit-com about a can't win loser that you're watching on television but it's not so funny when you'd swear you were playing the lead role in that sit-com. Not a day goes by that at some point in the day I'm not looking over my shoulder expecting Ashton Kutcher to jump out and yell "You've been punked!" I had another of those ironic moments yesterday when I was looking through a bag of papers I found tucked away in my abyss of a closet. I was searching for some financial statements that my youngest daughter needed when low and behold I came across last year's Art of the Table brochure. I had looked and looked for that thing over and over so that I could try to figure out who to give credit to for the tables I had posted pictures of. Ironically, as soon as I delete the posts because I didn't know who to give credit to, I find the damned pamphlet from the show. So since I feel bad for posting pictures that I obviously shouldn't have I am going to go through this pamphlet and name everyone who had a table at last year's show and try to link to their website if possible. If I can figure out by reading the description of the table who is responsible then I will repost the pictures for it. If not, I won't but rest assured every table there last year was awesome and anybody in this list of people would be great to hire as a designer for your event. This is going to take a lot of time which ironically I am always running short on. Hopefully, I will get it done before next year's show. And here we go..... This first table is A Day in Paris by Pam Monahan again from Entertaining with a Flair www.entertainingwithaflair.com
Floral Designer Rebecca Valentine- Rebecca Vaentine Floral Design 317-385-9206-www.rebeccavalentine.blogspot.com Stationary by Jen Swathwood-Card INc.317-733-9301 www.cardink.net
Next table is Library Love - Tablescape Designer Susan Jackson Learned & Amie Drose from Where Can I Put This? -312-209-3466 Floral Designer Jim Holland- Freelance Floral Designer 317-902-3138
Wreath made from book pages

Library Card or Menu card?
Next we have WOW with Warhol! Tablescape Designer Kim King Smith-Kim King SmithEvents,LLC 317-512-0172- www.kimkingsmithevents.com
Floral designer Bokay Floral, Broadripple 317-253-2323
Stationary Designer Jen Swathwood- CardInk 317-733-9301- www.cardink.net


Next up is I Love Paris in the Springtime Tablescape Designer Kay Krober Invitaion and Celebrations 317-733-9570
www.kaykrober.com Floral Designer Ken Meyers- Freelance Floral Designer-317-926-5695- myerskena@yahoo.com
This next table I am guessing by the description is called It Had Better Be Tonight www.detailanddesign.com"> Table Designers
L. Gene Huddleson II - Detail + Design 317-423-3590 gene@detailanddesign.com Monica Richare Detail + Design 317-423-3590 www.detailanddesign.com


The table behind this one with the peacock feathers belongs to Circle City Planners 317-490-8738 www.circlecityplanners.com Floral Designer www.byroyalcreations.com">Royal Creations 317-257-5540 www.byroyalcreations.com
From the description of the table I am guessing that the Gone With the Wind table below belongs to Jim Holland, Freelance Floral designer 317-902-3138 Stationary designer is www.eventsbygloria.com">Gloria Boyden, Events by Design. 317-566-8233 www.eventsbygloria.com

My guess from reading this pamphlet is that the Bridal Bliss table must be this gorgeous table below. If I am wrong I apologize. Tablescape Designer>www.eventsbygloria.com">Gloria Boyden, Events by Design 317-566-8233 www.eventsbygloria.com Floral Designer /www.WeddingFlowersDesignStudio.com">Jan Johnson, Wedding Flowers Design Studio 317-813-8699 www.WeddingFlowersDesignStudio.com


Again. I'm making a guess by what is written that this cool table below is the Crystal Ball Bliss table by /elitebridalconsultingandevents.com">Elite Bridal Consulting & Events,LLC.
317-592-9592 www.elitebridalconsultingandevents.com
Floral Designer Kathy's Kloset 317-291-7767


Any other pictures I had posted I can't seem to figure out by the descriptions in this brochure who is responsible for them. I will list everyone though that I see had a table there besides these tables. Tablescape Designers Vanessa Chaves & Megan Gates IMA/Wolfgang Puck catering 317-923-1331 -vchabez@imamuseum.orghad a table named Art of Seduction
This next picture I have a feeling probably belongs to
Tablescape Designer www.HeavenlySweetsCakes.com">Tanya S. Marshall Heavenly Sweets Cakes 317-770-9399 www.HeavenlySweetCakes.com
Tablescape Designer and Floral Designer Ken A. Meyers Freelance 317-96-5695
myerskena@yahoo.com Was there with a table named New Traditions
Tablescape Designer www.memorymakersindy.com">Lisa Gorman from Memory Makers Wedding and Event Planning was there with a table named Dawn. kathysklosetofflowers.com">Kathy Hinderlit from Kathy's Kloset was the floral designer.
The Moulon Rouge Table was by Amanda Coffey from the Indianapolis.Conradmeetings.com/">Conrad Hotel
317-524-2558 with floral designer Enflora 317-0913-9300
Julie's Ever After Table was by Becky Ruby - Lilly Lane 317-435-8806There was a table called A Toast to the Bride and Groom by www.abutlerspantry.com">Sandy Rogers from Butler's Pantry 317-733-8003
Jim Holland Freelance Floral Designer 317-902-3138

I have a lot more to list but have no time right now so I will come back and list the others here as soon as I can with an edit to this post. Thanks!