For people who want a celebration with a little more soul.
As the daughter of Soviet Jewish immigrants, Camilla grew up with a deep appreciation for gathering—the food, the music, the rituals, the stories, the characters, and the beautiful chaos that happens when different worlds come together around one table. She has a particular love for multicultural celebrations and for finding ways to weave different traditions, histories, and personalities into one unforgettable experience.
That’s what she brings to her events.
Not cookie-cutter weddings. Not parties that could belong to anyone.
Camilla is interested in your people, your history, your traditions, and the things that make your community yours. She takes all of that and turns it into an experience that feels effortless, surprising, and completely personal.
Because Space by Camilla has always meant more than beautiful physical spaces. It’s about creating space for people to come together, feel seen, celebrate who they are, and make memories they’ll actually keep.
You bring the people and the story.
I’ll create the space for it all to happen.
Hooray for GAY!
Parties for ALL
Camilla creates weddings and events for people who aren’t interested in following someone else’s script—especially when it was never written with them in mind.
She believes love has many faces. Families have many shapes. And the most beautiful celebrations are the ones where everyone in the room gets to arrive exactly as they are.
Her work is intentionally LGBTQ+ inclusive, from the language on the invitation to the vendors behind the scenes to the people gathered around the table. She makes room for chosen family, unconventional traditions, complicated histories, and all the beautiful details that make a love story yours.
Because family is expansive. Love is complicated. Tradition is optional.
As someone who believes deeply in creating space for people to be fully themselves, Camilla approaches every event with curiosity, respect, and a little irreverence. She wants the room to feel beautiful, yes—but more importantly, she wants it to feel like you belong here.
No assumptions. No templates. No “bride and groom” when that’s not your story.
Just good design, great people, a little bit of magic—and a celebration that looks, feels, and moves like the people at the center of it.
Come as you are. We’ll make the space.