Photography by Moments By My Photography
SSCF's second annual Women's Breakfast was as beautiful as it was impactful! This year's theme - Wings of Change - was inspired by the butterfly effect. That means we got to bring out all fabulous, fluttery, finishing touches. And all in support of the Emergent Women and Children's Fund. That's a pretty incredible "Why."
Inside-the-Install Details
SSCF always comes to us with a clear, incredible vision, as we love bringing it to life. A soft colour palette let the butterflies and florals pop. Low table toppers and scattered balloon bouquets enhanced the space without pulling focus from the main highlight: a huge butterfly balloon arch on stage!
The Colour Palette
Blossom
Cameo
Fiona
Monet
The Products
- Organic Balloon Arch Installation
- Add Ons: Butterfly and Floral Accents
- 6-Balloon Bouquets
- Butterfly Table Toppers
The Date
- February 4, 2025
The Venue
- Queensbury Convention Centre
Building a Perfect Backdrop
This event had not 1 but 2 reasons for gorgeous backdrops. The first was on stage. Speeches, keynotes, and a sneak peak from The Globe Theatre's Production of Women of the Fur Trade, this space was central to the morning's event. We needed to create an archway that would fill the space, pop against the black draping, and leave most of the stage space open for the main events!
The second? A photo op, obviously! These wooden panels were filled with butterflies throughout the event, creating an interactive space where guests could commemorate "Wings of Change" morning. Framed by 6-balloon bouquets in the event's signature colour palette, it was the perfect way to encapsulate the event's themes in one area.
About SSCF
"The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation serves as a bridge between donors and charities in Southern Saskatchewan. We believe in facilitating Saskatchewan philanthropy, supporting local charities and developing our community so that our home is a more vital, strong, and fair place to live, work, and play."
SSCF is a community state that's been helping our communities thrive since 1969. We work with them several times a year, and we're always so inspired by the way this organization lives their values.
Jen Fong
Jen Fong is BBYQR's Communications and Special Projects Coordinator. She holds a BA in Visual Art and a Certificate in Communications and Public Relations from the University of Regina. She's a big believer in community-focussed business practices, supporting local, and throwing excellent parties.
