this hexagon monogram luge lasts an extra long time because all the detail is on the INSIDE of the ice 😮

it was awfully nice of Baton Rouge Country Club to put that window there, enabling this unusual ice luge pic!

if you can’t bring your dog to the wedding, make him into the ice luge!

this was for a cigar convention after party in New Orleans

fortunately, you don’t have to put your head in the mouth of this gator head ice luge just to get your shot. The shot exits from his bottom jaw and you just hold out your glass. Safer that way.

Topcon wanted a fun luge that reflected some of the culture of New Orleans. Ta da! A color logo luge that incorporates music and Mardi Gras!

later, New Orleans’ WWII Museum featured this Corsair luge at a special event. But here, it’s just sitting in a freezer psyching itself up for its big debut.

this cool blue double ice luge for Ford Motors was featured at a party at the Astor Crowne Plaza in New Orleans’ French Quarter

this particular ice luge was used for a couple’s first shots as man and wife. We like this better than that cake thing!

Cinco de Mayo is the perfect occasion for a tequila luge. This branded Hornitos agave luge was featured at a northshore restaurant during the festivities.

when the Super Bowl comes to town, it generally means lots of fun ice projects. This glittery double Doritos ice luge was featured at a New Orleans CBD event.

well, I’m about 90% sure this was for a ballet related event at the Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Performing Arts in New Orleans. I never saw any ballerinas, but I was really there just to set up this cool luge. Occasionally, we don’t ask questions 😉

Smirnoff Vodka had limited edition Love Wins bottles and we were happy to make a tabletop ice bar, with luges, that incorporated these cool bottle designs. This was at the Hyatt New Orleans.

We need to come up with a drink called a ‘Reindeer kiss’ or maybe a ‘Rudolph kiss’ for this luge. Because the luge starts at the top of his antlers and comes out at Rudolph’s mouth

we’ve made a number of double luges for the Orpheus Captain’s party. They used to hold it at the Astor Crowne Plaza and then later they moved to the Sheraton New Orleans across the street.