City Creek

February 20, 2017

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At the City Creek Center in Salt Lake City, we created an enticing holiday experience that featured 18-foot wreaths with a 6-foot lantern hanging inside. The theme extended throughout the shopping center with 78 additional lanterns, 4 which treated guests to an animated display of a classic holiday story.

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