Ice Sculptures A European Experience

Meet the expert! Robert The Iceman is the Owner of Ice Sculptures A European Experience, an ice carver, sculptor and artisan who has been involved in the ice sculpting industry for over 34 years, serving the Greater Los Angeles Area, well known by all the General Managers of Hotels & Country Clubs, as well as Chefs and Event Planners alike. As a Chef, trained in Holland and having run his own catering business, all that international experience is helping you in making the right decisions. Helping making your occasion a successful photo opportunity! Contact Info & Lots of Pictures on Websites Robert The Iceman Cell (562) 552-1275 Ice Sculptures A European Experience 669 Stanley Ave #1, Long Beach, CA 90814 Office/Home (562) 434-9844 (Land Line) Email: Robert@icesculpturings.com Website: www.icesculpturings.com Please go to my link and you will see me making a human figure ice sculpture, life size , enjoy! https://youtu.be/PT1r83JYpqA Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/1LdttJJjpg8k98cm9 Website on Google: https://icesculptureeuropeanexperience.com/ On Yelp https://www.yelp.com/biz/ice-sculptures-a-european-experience-long-beach-3 Everything to know about having an ice sculpture at your wedding event. Yes, they can be a fun, an eye-catching design element, but they can also serve a functional purpose, ice sculptures and other frozen elements are more unique fixtures that can truly be the ice-ing on the cake.  “An ice sculpture is the cherry on top of your event,” says Industry Pro and Ice Carver and Sculptor, Robert The Iceman. “You don’t see them every day.”     How to Decorate Your Wedding With Ice Sculptures  If you’re after just a splash of ice, the most traditional option is the standalone sculpture, which are often carved with symbols of love (hearts, rings, swans, etc.) or a couple’s new last name or initials. Per Robert The Iceman, this type of piece most often features as a visual counterpoint to the wedding cake. Another smaller-scale option might be to suspend florals in ice for a unique take on tabletop centerpieces. There is also, of course, the ice luge. For couples who really want to bring the party, this can be a fun interactive element that also doubles as décor. “We can make these where you pour directly on a track on the ice, or you can pour through a funnel tube system,” says Robert The Iceman. “That way, you can still do a beautiful sculpture, but the liquor can do some turns that it could not do if it was riding on top of the ice.”  For those looking to up the ante, consider making an ice sculpture part of your food and drink display. One of Robert The Iceman’s favorite choices for events is a full-blown ice bar, which, he notes, typically works best when it's situated in the reception lobby or in a separate cocktail area away from the main dance floor.