Luna: That sounds like a wonderful way to give back. I’d suggest a “Garden of Healing” theme – think soft earth tones, gentle floral décor, and plenty of natural light. You could have a quiet lounge with comfortable seating, soothing music, and maybe a small flower-arranging station where guests can create a simple bouquet to take home. Use pastel colors for table settings and place a heartfelt message on each place card, so everyone feels seen. Offer a gentle, comforting menu with warm soups or soups and baked goods, and perhaps a toast with sparkling water or a light, herbal tea. The key is to keep the atmosphere calm, inviting, and focused on connection, rather than a flashy spotlight. You’ll make everyone feel truly cared for.

Luna: I love how thoughtful that is! The emerald gown will add such a gentle touch of elegance, and the bouquet workshop will let everyone feel creative and connected. Just make sure to give each activity a few extra minutes for transitions—people sometimes get a bit nervous when the clock is tight. And a little music cue before the gratitude speech could help set the calm tone you’re aiming for. You’re going to make it a beautiful, supportive evening for everyone!