We love a good party!

We have created events ranging from a wedding in the breathtaking peaks of the North Cascades to an after-work urban chocolate tasting involving fifty different restaurants and caterers. From afternoon garden receptions to evening-length theatrical performances. From gritty underground art events showcasing some of the city's hottest talents, to swanky gala benefit auctions that raise money for Seattle's dynamic community organizations.

We love our work because we have the privilege and joy of working with individuals and bringing their unique visions to life. 

Our clients have repeatedly commented on our unique approach, our creativity, and our calm, confident, inspiring presence. We listen closely to the needs of each client, and will make your vision come to life by working creatively within your budget and your unique situation.

Our wealth of experience working together began during our student days at Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts. We are grateful to have found a line of work that demands daily creativity, provides constant problem-solving opportunities, and introduces us to amazing people and places in our community. We continue our spirit of creativity in crafting superior results for all of our clients. Click Here to see an article profiling us as artists and businesswomen, published by our alma mater.

We look forward to meeting you!

— Alex & Kristen

alex martin

When she's not working hard for clients of Jubilee, Alex is a contemporary dance choreographer, performer, costume designer, and mom to a three-year-old.  She spends entirely too much time thinking about how to reduce her consumer footprint (evidence at www.littlebrowndress.com).   She lives and gardens with her family in a 112-year-old house in Columbia City, South Seattle.  

kristen tsiatsios

When she's not creating extravagant experiences and stylish soirées, Kristen can be found completing her MFA degree in multi-disciplinary performance, running a Seattle-based arts non-profit,  practicing yoga, digging in the dirt, parenting her one-year-old son, and getting ready for the annual Burning Man festival. Though very much at home on the road, she's lived in (and loved) Seattle for years.