Crashlytics + Twitter x2 events = twice the fun! After parties for both the WWDC and Google IO conferences were hosted at the hidden gem of an event space, 620 Jones. This indoor/outdoor venue offered a truly unique atmosphere with innovative branding points throughout. Wall projections, abundant lighting design, illuminated rentals and custom developed pieces transformed the space into a Tweet-worthy setting for both soirees. (Photos courtesy of Daniel Kokin + Sapient Studios)

Olive Events was absolutely thrilled to work with Twitter to help plan an event for the soon-to-launch @TwitterBoston office. The internet giant hosted an engineering showcase for well over 140 characters (HA!) at the stylish and versatile Space 57 within the Revere Hotel in Boston. A portion of the event was dedicated to shmoozing and boozing, with the event culminating in a presentation from three of Twitter's brightest and best. The warehouse-like setting was illuminated with blue up-lighting, custom gobos and strategically placed branding to maximize the Twitter presence throughout the event. (Photos courtesy of Michael Young)

creativeLIVE, producers of online workshops taught by world-class experts, were launching their San Francisco studio and wanted an event that brought their passion for creative arts to life. The two-day event featured live workshops presented to a studio audience, as well as an evening soiree hosted in their slick Potrero locale. Guests were offered the chance to learn and explore with interactive elements including a build-your-own terrarium station and origami tutorial. (Photos courtesy of Bambi Cantrell)

Silicon Valley based internet yearbook company, TreeRing, wanted to make a big splash as they exhibited at their first convention. Olive Events created the "TreeRing Cafe", a dynamic, innovative and fully branded booth featuring a barista bar serving made-to-order espresso drinks. Touches of branding could be found throughout the booth, from branded coffee sleeves and cocktail napkins, to birch wrapped floral vases that gave a nod to TreeRing's roots. In addition to the booth, TreeRing hosted an after party at one of SF's favorite burger joints, Super Duper Burger, which was transformed into a party space with DJ St. Patrick, event lighting and a performance by Bay Area Flash Mob. (Photos courtesy of Ray Mina & Amanda Greco)

Bites, Bubbles & Blooms: a celebration to launch the new Laurel Heights location of Fleur*t, a luxury florist and boutique. The reception featured elegant canapes from Starbelly Chef Adam Timney, Sofia bubbly minis, and beats from DJ Rudy Choy. Guests enjoyed gorgeous blooms and a private showing of the artisan jewelry, candles, and home accessories sold at the store. (Photos courtesy of Amy Harrity)

Chambers eat + drink is set within the historic Phoenix Hotel, a venue that has been graced by the presence of rock & roll legends from Bowie to Jagger, making it the perfect setting to unleash your inner rock star. Guests strutted down a custom-made leopard carpet at arrival, with over-sized images of rock gods adorning the entrance. Vintage Rolling Stone magazines were peppered throughout the space offering nostalgic looks at icons of rock's past. The pool deck featured a 70' panoramic screen, while a flock of rubber duckies floated in the pool below. Guests were treated to piping hot donuts made before their eyes, a t-shirt silk screening station, a visit from a Burmese python and a performance by a troupe of fire dancers. Rock on! (Photos courtesy of Sarah Hon)

So just what is GALentine's Day? It's a fella-free event held on the night prior to Valentine's Day. Leave the 14th for romance, but save February 13th for a night of ladies celebrating ladies. Olive Events hosted the first annual event in San Francisco and it was exactly the sassy, scrumptious soiree it was intended to be~ and we've got the pictures to prove it.

StumbleUpon guests were invited to "step right up" for a carnival-inspired holiday party extravaganza. Partygoers got a sneak peek at San Francisco's newest urban winery, Tank 18. The venue's open floor plan offered plenty of space for the classic arcade games, Zoltar fortune teller machine, s'mores stations, branded DJ booth and lounge seating brought in for the event. The carnival theme was woven throughout the event with custom-made banners depicting vintage circus performers and a carnival-inspired menu. Guests were encouraged to come dressed to impress in black & white attire, and were welcomed with an assortment of red masks, beads and boutonnières to add pops of color. (Images courtesy of Daniel Kokin)

An intimate, colorful brunch to welcome a little one into the world. The mommy-to-be hopes her little one will share her love of travel, so the use of maps and globes as decorative accents seemed a perfect fit. Custom place cards, nail polish favors and globe cake pops added extra flair to the festive fete.

How to best make use of a tech company's incredible rooftop deck and host an event that appeals to their young, foodie team? Host a beer tasting, of course! Executive Chef Adam Timney of Starbelly served up a gourmet spread to accompany the assortment of craft beers curated by Cicerone Sayre Piotrkowski (that's right... a certified beer sommelier, folks.) To pay homage to the party hosts, the event was peppered with blackboard accents including custom made tasting notebooks, signage and decor.

Meet Lolinda: a new kind of Argentinean steakhouse from the SF culinary masterminds behind Beretta, Starbelly, Delarosa and Super Duper Burger. The VIP preview party was infused with Latin American flavors, much like the menu of the restaurant itself. Adding to the festive air of the event, party goers were welcomed with red dahlias and treated to a live tango performance. (Images courtesy of Gamma Nine Photography ©2012)

FIJI Water needed to make a splash for their first year as the official water sponsor of the Pebble Beach Food & Wine Festival. Olive Events worked to create a sleek and stylish space within the Grand Tasting Pavilion to bring the brand's "Treat Yourself" messaging to life. Event management included coordination of table-side service of the product during the festival's multiple lunches, dinners, wine seminars and golf events.

W San Francisco had two objectives: To launch their newly re-styled Extreme WOW Suites and promote the release of W Hotels' Global Glam fashion line. The stylish soiree that came together used the entire 31st floor of the hotel (where the three eWOW suites are located) and featured models clad in the Global Glam line peppered throughout the space. Partygoers were treated to stunning views, decadent food and drink, and beats provided by DJ Mauricio Aviles. (Photography courtesy of Moanalani Jeffrey)

A Boston-based start-up tech company was coming to town for the World Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC) and needed some local support to ensure their event was as seamless and successful as the service they provide. With only two short weeks to bring the event to life, Olive Events hit the ground running and leveraged existing relationships to pull everything together quickly, stylishly and on budget. (Images courtesy of Orange Photography)

San Francisco foodies have a common problem: too many restaurants, too little time. The SF Chefs Cable Car Crawl, presented by FIJI Water and planned by Olive Events, provided a chance to experience the city’s culinary elite in just one exciting afternoon. Guests were transported via electric cable car between five of San Francisco’s most delectable restaurants for an on-site sampling of signature bites with wine or cocktail pairings. Destination restaurants included Butterfly, Alexander’s Steakhouse, Roy’s, Tres and Luce at this sold out event. (Photography courtesy of Amy Harrity)