"Orange You in Love"
This wedding called for a cohesive design language that could move fluidly across multiple moments of the event. The request was both specific and open-ended - orange as the guiding color, with succulents and orchids as the primary materials - creating a clear framework for exploration.
Rather than designing single-purpose arrangements, the pieces were developed as a modular system. Each composition was intended to function across the ceremony and reception, serving first as markers along the aisle and altar, then transitioning seamlessly to the dining tables as centerpieces.
The structures were built around grapevine spheres, providing a natural framework that allowed each piece to both rest and suspend within the space. This flexibility created variation in height and placement, giving the overall installation a sense of movement and continuity.
Succulents offered sculptural grounding, while orange orchids introduced a vivid, expressive note - a balance of structure and softness that carried through each phase of the event.
At the close of the evening, the pieces were given to selected guests, extending their life beyond the celebration. What began as a unified installation became a series of individual objects, each carrying a fragment of the event forward.
The result was not simply a collection of arrangements, but a considered system - one that adapted, transformed, and ultimately became part of the memory of the day.
We design event installations to move with the experience — from ceremony to reception, and beyond.
