Monica and Warren

Having the whole group sleep onsite would ensure no delays or last minute inconvenience, so we expected no issues with that, nor with the musical performances chosen for the program. The symbolic ceremony would be accompanied by a string trio, followed by a guitarist singing contemporary songs to entertain the group during the cocktail time. Monica expressed her preference for this second phase to be staged in the courtyard area of the castle, making sure that there would be vintage-inspired chill out corner with chesterfield couches and leather furniture, to complement the style of her decor. 

The photographer and videographer would grab the couple for a good hour of photoshoot whilst the guests are toasting, to take advantage of the golden hour and sunset light pouring over the shots. The dinner would presumably start around 7pm under the pergola in the garden. The design of this setup was the result of a collaboration between our dedicated flower designer and our bride. With many hours of hard work and email exchanges to envision the right amount of extravagance, this project would clearly speak of the bride's taste and personality, to which she added personalised name and table tags made for her in the US using quartz, another shiny pink element to add to her romantic table arrangements.