The brief for this design centred around a modern, minimal and architectural aesthetic, reflecting both the couple’s love of interior design and the bride’s background in architecture.

We focused on creating fewer, more impactful floral moments. The key feature was a trio of suspended floral clouds positioned above the dining tables. Revealed during the reception, they introduced a sense of theatre and movement, beautifully framing guests during speeches and adding depth to the open blank canvas at 100Barrington.

The colour palette was carefully considered and intentionally restrained. In keeping with the clean, sculptural forms, we worked with four muted tones: green, white, pale blue and brown, allowing the shapes and textures of the flowers to take centre stage.