We landed on rustic elegance as our guiding idea – warm, characterful, and unfussy.
The château was such a beautiful backdrop, and the long, curved table made the most of it.
We reflected this in the decoration using oranges, lemons, seasonal flowers, and warm colours.
Our vision was an Italian garden wedding with a Mediterranean soul.
We simply wanted to accentuate what already existed with minimal yet stylish florals and candles
We wanted a very elegant and opulent day without it being so stuffy
The challenge was finding the balance of red
We wanted something classic, intimate and elegant, inspired in part by photographs from my grandmother’s wedding.
Our wedding was called Oyster Pearl in Candlelight: a late-summer salon dinner on the Brooklyn waterfront
Our core palette was dark green and soft pale blue
The vision was timeless romance but with a touch of sophistication.
Our colour palette was intentionally restrained, centred almost entirely around white, with crisp touches of green.
