Oct 6, 2017
Socially Sublime, a leading Adelaide Wedding and Event Planning business, announced that they are relocating to Los Angeles. The business offers a unique range of personalised and professional full-service wedding design, planning, styling and on-day coordination packages.
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Adelaide, Australia - October 6, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Leading Adelaide boutique Wedding and Event Planner, Socially Sublime has announced the relocation of their business to the Wedding and Event capital of the world, Los Angeles!
Socially Sublime has always drawn inspiration from Los Angeles (LA), having previously worked within the Wedding and Events industry in LA in 2014 and 2015. With a passion for innovation and detail, Owner and Senior Event Planner, Marisa Noblet decided to continue to grow and develop her knowledge and expertise from world-leading LA Event Planners and Stylists.
Socially Sublime’s full-service wedding packages include: wedding design, planning and styling, venue selection, vendor procurement, and on-day coordination and management.
More information can be found at http://www.sociallysublime.com.au.
Marisa Noblet recently said in an interview: “I have been looking forward to the opportunity of returning to Los Angeles since I left in 2015. Nothing excites me more than creating a classic, unique event that experiments with styling elements and goes outside the boundaries, and LA certainly offers that!”
Following Marisa’s success in the Adelaide Wedding market place, having planned and coordinated weddings at top Adelaide venues and locations, such as Golding Wines in the Adelaide Hills and Kingsbrook Estate in Currency Creek, she now has her eyes set on the bright lights of Hollywood and Beverly Hills. “I have been fortunate enough to work and assist on weddings at iconic LA venues, such as the Beverly Wilshire Hotel and Hotel Bel Air while I interned with Kristin Banta Events in 2015. Some of the world’s most famous Event Planners are based here in LA and are always pushing and creating trends. That is something I am really excited about being a part of and perhaps bring back to Adelaide.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website and following Socially Sublime’s social media channels below.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sociallysublime
Instagram: www.instagram.com/sociallysublime
Contact Info:
Name: Marisa Noblet
Email: Send Email
Organization: Socially Sublime
Address: Adelaide, South Australia 5000
For more information, please visit http://www.sociallysublime.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 246559
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