Wedding service
Arch & ceremony décor
It's the décor in front of which you'll say yes, and the one that comes back in every photo of the ceremony. I design it for your specific venue — its light, its backdrop, its scale — not on an interchangeable template.
Outdoor secular ceremony, town hall or church: the décor adapts to the setting and its constraints.
Décor is designed for a place
A magnificent arch in a garden can vanish in a large hall, or look overwhelming under a small porch. Before drawing anything, I look at the setting: where your guests come from, where the afternoon light falls, what's behind you in the photos. The décor responds to that place — underlining it if it's beautiful, rescuing it if it's less so.
An arch, but not only
The arch — round, half-moon, asymmetric triangle — is the centrepiece, but the whole ceremony is decorated: the aisle entrance, benches or chairs, a ceremony table for a ritual, a backdrop. We balance it together: sometimes a strong arch is enough, sometimes it's better to spread light touches all along the aisle.
Installed, secured, then taken down
A flowered structure outdoors must withstand wind and sun alike: I install and weight each arch so it stays safe throughout the ceremony. And because an arch décor can often be reused, we can plan to move it to the reception entrance once the vows are exchanged — two uses, one creation. The takedown is handled while you're already at the party.
Site study and quote
For venues I don't know, I first work from photos and dimensions, then travel if the project warrants it. The quote depends on the scale of the structure and the density of flowers: tell me the venue and the effect you're after, and we'll frame the budget before going further.
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Tell me about the venue
A link to the venue or a few photos of the ceremony spot are enough to start. I'll offer an intention and, if needed, come to see it.