The striking venue: The GlassHouse.

The guest book invites attendees to Neverland.

Red Bliss Design oversaw stationery items and graphic design.

In keeping with the Peter Pan theme, pirate vignettes rule the night.

Here, signage leads guests to various areas of the party.

A long view of the room showing the various themed areas.

A gruesome guest.

A mermaid from the famed Mermaid Lagoon stands on dry land to offer glasses of champagne.

The mermaid server shows her stuff.

Hammered copper serving vessels adorn the appetizer buffet.

A long view of the dessert buffet.

The charming menu for the dessert bar.

A fun plate presentation: In a treasure chest.

Cake pops bear a tribute to Captain Hook.

Sweet Tooth Confections and I Dream of Cookies provided desserts.

More sweet treats.

Cookies suit the Mermaid Lagoon theme.

Another Captain Hook motif.

Floral from Nicole Ha Designs suits the Mermaid Lagoon.

What's a Mermaid Lagoon without a real, live mermaid?

A spooky treasure chest.

Rentals were provided by Blueprint Studios, Bright Event Rentals and Rick Herns Productions.

The Native Camp area features a cozy vignette with a 20-foot teepee from Bright Event Rentals and pattern projection lighting by Enhanced Lighting.

Hangman’s Tree, reminiscent of the home of the Lost Boys, incorporates a 12-foot Banyan tree and a beautiful gobo featuring the couple’s monogram from the custom invitations designed by Red Bliss Designs.

This area also provides seating for the guests near the dance floor. Floral appliqué linens from Wildflower Linen.

Another view of the Lost Boys area.

The stunning "undersea" bar.

The venue's chandelier not only serves as a decor but also serves as the rigging for the aerial artists from AVL Entertainment.

Guests enjoy the aerialists.

A close-up.

DJ Aman Beyond rocks the house.