Celeste Potgieter
Is fuelled by her relentless energy towards creating inspiring spaces which make people happy. She often plays the role of hostess on both personal and business dealings simply because it serves, and is, her way of life. Having grown up in the house of a diplomate has served well in creating this ambassadress culture – a view-of-life where she feels most comfortable. Experience sells, and never has this expression been left as a side note in her approach to mundane, daunting or exciting tasks and events. Her positive view in life is what many often remember and associate with Celeste. Coupled with a relentless amount of drive, passion and attention-to-detail and you get the core aspects of what Celeste is about. Her personal interests include exploring new places, décor, interior design and feasting her eyes on colourful menu selections as she is a serious foodie. She likes spending time with family when-ever the opportunity presents itself and thus cozy Sundays are most probably her favourite day of the week. Oh and she has a serious stiletto addiction…
Being part of the CSE family and team is more than just a workplace – it’s our way of life. Our bountiful energy and walk-the-extra-mile approach is a natural, daily, habit that we employ in our Company Culture. Our relationship with each one of our clients is more then just a business dealing; but a deep founded purpose and mission to create an occasion which exceeds their wildest expectations. As a family our combined skills seek to fulfil every event, and client need, making our Vision statement – “Creating joyous, influential, creative and celebrative events during, and for, all of life’s successful milestones” - that much more tangible. We have a no-compromise rule-of-thumb when it comes to researching and conceptualising event portfolios in order to offer our clients the best value that money can buy. We continuously look for new avenues to increase our own skill set in order to optimise our level of service to you. As a potential CSE client we wish to welcome you to our family.
Move on over standard Photo-corners and Photobooths as we make way for the millennial influence of customised photo memoires through Animated GIF’s. As most things new and trendy go, it’s just a matter of time before it gets infiltrated and consumed in overdoes by the…
So the perfect dress has been sought out, hanging in the closest ready for it’s prime-spot reveal on the day of your wedding. While this tick item can then most certainly be ticked-off you now face a field of choice with your accessory items of…
With Marsala still very much the rave since it’s appearance as pantone-of-the-year in 2015 we have a memorable time reflecting back on our Frozen fantasy shoot celebration all things fairy- and princess- like. In 2016 I was up to my ears with the Frozen movie…
From parchment, wax, to mirrors, Perspex and glass, clients are spoilt for choice as to their options for their wedding or event stationery options. The stationery field has excitingly opened up to unconventional mediums being reeled in to create hype. As all things design-oriented, designers…
Bright and beautiful flowers offset with pastels… 2017 brought about the whole ‘texture-upon-texture’ trend. Overlaying patterns, florals, and prints. Bold mixed colour palettes allowed for an influx of eclectic designer creations which left us spoilt for choice. While 2018 will continue to feature and tantalise…
Eclectic Styling – The concept of mix-n-match styling has been with us for decades. Every now and then it gets a new ‘funky/trending’ name like ‘texture-upon-texture’ or ‘layering’ – but, in essence, the concept is the same as it has been since the Sixties. This…
Transparency…. Chanel opened the flood gates of unconventional design materials when they featured PVC transparency during 2017’s years Paris Fashion week. It’s modern, architecturally brilliant and the perfect medium for design-forward couple’s wanting a clean, spacey appeal. It offers the perfect clinical gallery-appeal that creates…
Dotting the 2018 fashion ramps of Wedding dress designers like Pronovias, Justin Alexander, Caroline Hayden, Odylyne The Ceremony and Celestina Agostino, the wedding Cape will be a sure feature for brides to consider as alternative. Not as conventional and expected as the veil, but equally…
Styling, the next step – Previously we touched base on why the conventional, book-taught and referred, method of going about w...
