Designed for approximately 120 guests, this installation transformed the ceremony and reception spaces at St Tewdrics House into an immersive garden-inspired setting, carrying a single visual language from arrival through to the wedding breakfast.

The ceremony centred around a floral aisle framed by towering botanical columns, suspended greenery overhead, and layered meadow arrangements designed to draw the eye through the space. The objective was not simply to decorate the room, but to alter the way it felt to stand within it.

Following the ceremony, the design evolved into the reception setting through a collection of statement tablescapes, large-scale urn arrangements, and floral framing around the top table, creating continuity between each stage of the day. Throughout the venue, floral moments were positioned to ensure guests encountered the design repeatedly rather than experiencing it as a single focal point.

The result was a romantic, garden-inspired atmosphere that balanced scale with intimacy, transforming the venue into a space that felt entirely dedicated to the celebration.