Bria had a really nice Sweet 16th at the Water Campus in Baton Rouge! John Folse events brought us in for this diamond 16 sculpture.

Fred’s party organizer came to us with the design for his birthday ice sculpture and it’s still one of my favorites!

this flowered 40 luge isn’t easy to make, but it sure comes out nice! We can add flowers to just about an ice sculpture and we’ve been doing it a lot more lately.

a dual birthday party sounds fun, doesn’t it? However, that only means one ice sculpture instead of two, so we’re not sure if we like this trend…😜

ok, so what do you think, too many balloons? It was impressive, but we never like it when our ice gets overwhelmed by other decor. I mean, they could have had a larger ice sculpture! ;)😜 Also though, that’s the most $$ of tequila I’ve ever seen in such a small space 😱

the Centennial Plaza Resort was the setting for Rich Figer’s 50th. This ice luge created guests as they entered his shindig.

this party is just about to get going as guests of honor pose in front of the fire and ice luge that’s the focal point of the bar.

a metallic MC and crown are featured in this birthday ice luge at a party in the New Orleans CBD

you only turn 40 once, so why not a Veuve Clicquot ice luge with all the bubbles for your party at Basin St. Station?

ok, this is probably like a 6 million carat diamond or something! I’m thinking if it were real diamond, it would cost in the billions, right? So you’ll be relieved to find out that we don’t charge anywhere near that much for our ice creations! 😅

whoever planned Brenda’s party did a great job on the backdrop! Backgrounds are important for ice sculptures, largely because you can see through them!

you’ve already seen this diamond design that we used for Lisa’s birthday ice sculpture in this gallery. It’s a design that we adapted from one by Ice Lab in Baltimore. (Btw, lot of other ice sculptors around the country use our designs too.)

didn’t we already say that this design would show more than once? Well here it is again! And the lighting turned out pretty cool this time at the Belle Chasse Auditorium 🙂

we did not make this ice sculpture! However, we DID do the ice portrait design (one of our specialties), for one of our ice sculptor friends. Check out some of other ice portraits; there’s whole gallery that this stupid software won’t let us link to in this caption 🙄 Also, awesome job on the photo!

I’ve said before that this diamond ice vase was at Pensacola Country Club. And I THINK it was. I know for sure it was in Florida…somewhere.

if I recall correctly, Lance had his birthday celebration at the Royal Palm in Harvey, which is a beautiful venue with great big windows. We don’t know why Lance wanted an ice lion, but we were happy to make it for him!

we don’t get a ton of 70th birthday ice sculpture requests. And weirdly, it drops off even more after that. Hardly any 80th birthdays and maybe only ONE 90th…so weird! 😉 (But we DO have that 100 sculpture in here!)

this birthday luge was unusual in that it was both a tube and track luge. Most ice luges are either one or the other. Track luges tend to be messier and not last as long, but they’re the “purer” form of ice luges.

we’ve only used this slightly eclectic birthday ice sculpture design once. But we could use it again if you like. Just let us know!

a lot of times, we can’t hang around long enough for our ice sculptures to clear up and look their best 🙁 This one still had some frostiness going on. But we like this Mardi Gras mask design and we hope it was an awesome Sweet 16 party!

this sculpture was a personal project and a special day 😊

this used to be our go to birthday and anniversary ice sculpture design (with different numbers and names, of course). But as we’ve added more technology to our ice sculpting toolbox, we’re exploring more complex designs.

this might be the only 100th birthday ice sculpture we ever make. And it was for MY Grandma. So I cheated. But that’s ok, cuz it was for my Grandma 😃❤️

this is one of my favorite birthday ice sculptures of all time! This seahorse just worked! This was at a bar mitvah in Mobile.