He orchestrated not one, but two rainbows within reach at The Tides South Beach Hotel Penthouse Rooftop.

She was lured onto the rooftop by the most perfect rendition of their special song, “As Time Goes By,” performed by esteemed fellows from the New World Symphony.

Stunning red nosegay bouquets from Karla Conceptual Events lined a pathway to the petal filled area where he would propose.

That would have been more than enough for many, but no, one last surprise. He transformed part of the Penthouse into a candlelit private dining room and the food was oh. so. good. (it is part of my job to sample everything).

She said yes and I smiled.

Planning and Design – Luxe Fête; Flowers and Production – Karla Conceptual Events.

While walking in the streets of NYC in August 2011, these two little girls stopped in front of me and embraced. Unconditional love. I smiled.

Farah has finally decided to say hello to you. Anyone who has worked with Luxe Fête before knows that she is really the boss (and very bossy she is). But I can say that because she is my SISTER. So allow me to reintroduce ourselves. Farah + Nathalie = Luxe Fête.

Always my sister. Always my friend.

When sisters stand shoulder to shoulder, who stands a chance against us?

She is your mirror, shining back at you with a world of possibilities.

Photography: Ozzy Garcia, Wardrobe: C. Madelines, Venue: The Bath Club.

Lebron and Savannah are engaged.

Justin and Jessica are engaged.

And I’ve got a special client that is proposing tonight.

I am happy. I am in a musical mood.

[How is that for some poetry?]

Queen Aretha found her “Do Right Man.” It’s my favorite Aretha song (and my girls too).

The wedding proposal that I am planning soon is on a rooftop and my theme song for this job is The Beatle’s “Don’t Let Me Down.” The last time The Beatles performed together in public was on a rooftop and it was this beautiful song. My client better hope I don’t jump in after the proposal to sing it from the top of my lungs.

This amazing photograph was taken by my dear friend, Dee Dunham Photography. Love. My. Family. I am blessed beyond measure and so thankful!

1. On the Atlantic Ocean;
2. Across the street from the shops of Bal Harbour;
3. Famous chefs, including one of the country’s top pastry chef, Antonio Bachour (I’m still thinking about those macaroons Antonio! XOXO to the hundredth power);
4. Impeccable world class service; and
5. Elegant interior design by Yabu Pushelberg.

Pictures from Left to Right: A partial view from Presidential Suite; The Astor Ballroom; Wallpaper in foyer of a room; Tub in the couple’s massage room; My playground.

1. Fell in love with the work of Lorraine O’Grady. Her images of the ancient Egyptian Queen, Nefertiti paralleled with her sister stopped me dead in my tracks. Gallery Owner Alexander Gray, was right, I’d later find myself spending hours researching her body of work.

2. Chloe Resort 2012 Presentation on Fisher Island. Fashion is art. Period.

3. Me and the beautiful Gabrielle Union. Such a sweetheart.

4. Without question one of the best parties EVER in Miami. The Art of Night Exhibit by Seth Browarnik at The Shelborne Grand Opening.

5. Totally freaked out by this piece from Patricia Piccini. At first I was uncomfortable to even walk over to the “Prone.” Then I found myself right up in it’s face feeling empathy and awe. It looked so real. I wondered, “What if …” Then I stopped myself from thinking further and walked away – a little too heavy for me.

6. Kicked it with my friends at Ricochet for an incredible Nas and Theophilus London performance [Art loves Music Series]

7. Was transported home to my bright and colorful Haiti.

8. Had my first S’more and danced on the beach under the stars at Soho Beach House.

9. Attended a Cartier party showcasing a jewel-encrusted mobile by rising art star Beatriz Milhazes. Beautiful.

10. Me and my man’s perfect ending to Art Basel.

P.S. If you have not already, you MUST read this brilliant essay in Vanity Fair on the “Greatest Art Basel Party in the History of Mankind.” So true, funny and sad.