Rosé All Day Parties, Picnics, Gatherings and Events

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Rose Picnic Toronto

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Rosé All Day parties and rosé picnics have seen a notable rise in popularity over the past few years, particularly among millennials and younger adults. Here are some key trends and factors contributing to their popularity:

1. Lifestyle and Social Media Influence: Social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest have played a significant role in popularizing Rosé All Day parties. The aesthetic appeal of rosé wine, with its vibrant pink hue, makes it a favorite for photo opportunities and social media posts.

2. Seasonal Appeal: These events are particularly popular in the spring and summer months. The light, refreshing nature of rosé wine makes it an ideal choice for warm weather gatherings, picnics, and outdoor parties.

3. Themes and Branding: Many events are themed around the rosé wine itself, with pink decor, themed cocktails, and branded merchandise like t-shirts and hats sporting slogans such as "Rosé All Day."

4. Versatility of Rosé Wine: Rosé wine's versatility, being able to pair well with a wide range of foods from charcuterie and cheese to seafood and light salads, makes it an excellent choice for varied party menus.

5. Health and Wellness Trends: Rosé wine is often perceived as a lighter and more refreshing alternative to heavier red wines and spirits, aligning with current trends towards healthier, moderate drinking.

6. Event Marketing: Many wine producers and event organizers have capitalized on the trend by hosting large-scale rosé festivals and tasting events, which draw significant crowds and media attention.

7. Accessibility and Variety: The growing availability and variety of rosé wines, including sparkling rosé, has made it more accessible to a broader audience. There are now many options at various price points, making it easy for people to enjoy rosé without a significant financial commitment.

8. Cultural Shifts: There has been a broader cultural shift towards casual, experience-based socializing. Rosé All Day parties fit well into this trend, offering a relaxed and fun environment for social gatherings.

Overall, the trend for Rosé All Day parties and rosé picnics is driven by a combination of social media influence, seasonal appeal, and the versatile, accessible nature of rosé wine itself. These events are likely to continue growing in popularity as they align well with current lifestyle and socializing trends.

Rose Picnic Toronto

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COPYRIGHT 2007-2024 Patti Friday b.1959.

6 Things A Prop Stylist Does

Patti Friday

A Prop Stylist is a creative professional responsible for sourcing, arranging, and styling props for various visual media projects, such as photo shoots, film sets, commercials, and events. The role requires a keen eye for detail, a deep understanding of visual aesthetics, and the ability to enhance the narrative or branding of a project through the strategic use of props.

Here are 6 Things Prop Stylists Do:

1. Concept Development:

   - Collaborate with clients, directors, photographers, and other creative professionals to understand the project’s vision and requirements.

   - Develop mood boards, sketches, and style guides to communicate the visual direction and concept.

2. Sourcing and Selection:

   - Research and source appropriate props, furniture, botanicals and decor items from various suppliers, vintage stores, prop houses, or custom-made options.

   - Ensure all props align with the project’s aesthetic, theme, and budget.

3. Preparation and Organization:

   - Prepare and organize props before shoots or events, including cleaning, repairing, or customizing items as needed.

   - Maintain an inventory of props and ensure their safe transport to and from locations.

4. On-Set Styling:

   - Arrange and style props on set to create visually appealing and cohesive scenes.

   - Work closely with photographers, videographers, and directors to adjust props and styling according to feedback.

5. Problem-Solving:

   - Quickly address and resolve any issues or last-minute changes related to props during shoots or events.

   - Adapt to different styles and requirements for various projects, demonstrating flexibility and creativity.

6. Post-Production:

   - Oversee the proper packing and return of rented or borrowed props.

   - Manage the storage and organization of owned props for future use.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

- Creativity and Artistic Sensibility: Strong aesthetic sense and the ability to visualize and execute creative concepts.

- Attention to Detail: Meticulous in arranging and styling props to achieve the desired visual impact.

- Project Management: Efficiently manage multiple projects, deadlines, and budgets.

- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for collaborating with various stakeholders.

- Problem-Solving: Ability to think on your feet and come up with creative solutions to styling challenges.

- Physical Stamina: Ability to handle physical tasks such as lifting, moving, and setting up props.

Education and Experience:

- Education: A background in art, design, fashion, interior design, or a related field is preferred but not mandatory.

- Experience: Prior experience in prop styling, set design, interior styling, or related fields is highly desirable. A strong portfolio showcasing previous work is essential.

Work Environment:

- Settings: Work in various environments, including photography studios, film sets, outdoor locations, and event spaces.

- Hours: Variable hours, often including evenings, weekends, and potentially long days depending on project timelines.

Career Advancement:

- Networking: Building a robust network within the industry to secure more prestigious and higher-paying projects.

- Specialization: Developing a niche expertise in areas such as fashion, interior design, or commercial advertising to attract specific clientele.

- Education: Continuing education through workshops, courses, and staying updated with industry trends and techniques.

A career as a Prop Stylist offers the opportunity to blend creativity with practicality, playing a crucial role in bringing visual projects to life through meticulous attention to detail and an artistic flair.

COPYRIGHT 2007-2024 Patti Friday b.1959.

Petals in Thyme Holiday Open House

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: 

Come visit us for some holiday cheer on Saturday November 21st. New artists and products are available at Petals in Thyme for the holiday season. Frances Hahn's garden series and abstracts are on display and available for sale. 

Also available for purchase are works by local Artists Patti Friday, Hope Herbst and Michael Lishanski, Michelle Currie, Catherine Bastido, Steampunk inspired jewellery by Coldwater designer Off the Beaten Path. 

Fawn LeClair of WikketyWack Yarn will be demonstrating spinning from 10am - 1pm - James Ward, Canadian award winning wood carver will be demonstrating wood carving from 1pm - 4pm.
Elizabeth Blooms Designs will be demonstrating simple felting techniques.

Carol Hahn, resident potter will be in for a visit. Sarah Smile who creates our one of a kind cushions will be in the house as will some new artists who create beautiful wood turned gifts, stained glass work and other various lovely and hand crafted gifts. 

Snacks and coffee refreshments provided by Grandma's Beach Treats. ‪#‎WasagaBeach‬

Patti Friday, reporting from inside 'The Art Dept.' at the international 'Embassy of Ideas'