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Celebrations in Bel Air
Bel Air is gates and long driveways, and that shapes the setup more than the design ever does. So we ask about the approach first. Where a van can actually stop, whether there is a turning circle, and how far a balloon arch has to travel before it reaches the lawn.
The roads matter too. Stone Canyon, Bellagio and Roscomare are narrow in places and tight on the bends, which quietly rules out the biggest rental trucks. A vendor who has never been up here will happily book a lorry that cannot make the turn. We say the size out loud in the quote so nobody finds out on the morning.
The gardens themselves are the easy part. Most Bel Air houses have more outdoor space than a party needs, which means the design question is where to put people rather than how to fit them. We pick one area and make it the room, instead of spreading a hundred guests thinly across half an acre.
The other thing worth knowing early is the light. Houses on the north side of a ridge lose the sun a good hour before the rest of the city. A five o’clock party can be in shade by six. We plan the timeline against that rather than against sunset.
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