C & G’s celebration at Pan Pacific Orchard. 🤍 For the ballroom, we kept things mostly white and green, with large white cherry blossom trees framing the aisle and florals running along both sides of the walkway. Fuller arrangements were mixed with lighter greenery and softer floral textur

A white and green wedding at The Clifford Pier, keeping the palette simple and letting the beautiful space do the rest. 🤍 Guests were first welcomed by a wall displaying the couple’s wedding portraits. On the other side, the same structure was transformed into a full wall of white florals and la

A little look into S & M’s celebration at Capella Singapore. 🤍 For this wedding, we worked with a richer mix of burgundy, blush and pink florals throughout the space. Starting from the draped floral entrance, the same colours continued into the ballroom, with full floral arrangements lini

Sometimes a backdrop doesn't need to be covered in flowers to leave an impression. For this wedding at 1-Arden Singapore, layers of soft ivory drapes were gathered with delicate ribbons, creating texture, movement and a romantic atmosphere without feeling overwhelming. The florals were in

Some spaces are beautiful on their own. The role of wedding styling is to enhance them, not overpower them. For Matthew & Rachel's wedding at St. Regis Singapore, a suspended floral installation in burgundy, blush, lilac and ivory became the focal point of the ballroom. Paired

Every space has its own character. For this ballroom, we kept the palette timeless with soft ivory drapery, burgundy orchids, fresh greens and layered white blooms. Instead of filling every corner, the florals were placed to bring balance, texture and movement throughout the room. Sim

Some venues are already iconic. The role of wedding styling is to complement them, not compete with them. For this wedding at Raffles Hotel Singapore, we embraced the heritage of the blue fountain and colonial architecture, layering lush florals in shades of ivory, burgundy and fresh gre

Not every wedding has to be all white. This celebration was designed with layers of seasonal-inspired florals, soft drapery and an immersive floral aisle that welcomes guests into the ceremony. Instead of relying on a single colour palette, every bloom was thoughtfully placed to create movement,

Not every wedding backdrop needs a solid structure. For Yuhan & Timmie’s wedding at Min Jiang at Dempsey, soft draping became the foundation of the entire design. Layered drapes introduced height, movement and texture to the space, while white orchids were woven throughout the backd

This Outdoor Wedding Looked Like A Secret Garden Under The Palms🌿 Soft drapes, powder blue florals, cascading orchids, and an aisle surrounded by lush garden-inspired arrangements transformed this outdoor ceremony into something that felt straight out of a romantic editorial. One of the stand

Most wedding receptions lean towards soft pastels and classic florals. For D&M's celebration at Mandarin Oriental Singapore, we took a completely different direction. Inspired by tropical landscapes and oriental lantern aesthetics, the entire space was layered with lush greenery, vibran

Some weddings look beautiful in photos. This one felt beautiful to walk into.✨ For Joey & Laiwang’s wedding at Min Jiang at Dempsey, we wanted the entire space to feel soft, immersive, and naturally alive, almost like the florals had always belonged there. Instead of overly polished a

Some wedding setups feel beautiful in photos. But this one felt magical the moment guests walked in. ✨ Designed at Singapore EDITION, the entire reception was styled around warm candlelight, layered florals, and a romantic mix of blush pinks, deep reds, and soft textures, creating a space

Some weddings come together quickly, but this one was something we slowly built together over almost a year.🤍✨ From the very first conversation with Jo Wei, we instantly connected on the vision, an open forest garden wedding inspired by the feeling of Hokkaido, surrounded by lush florals, l

Something about powder blue florals against warm lighting, just works so beautifully here. Instead of going overly grand, the entire setup was kept soft, airy, and balanced. With layered whites, sculptural florals, and curved backdrop details that quietly transform the space without overwh

For this wedding at Clifford Pier, the entire space was transformed into a 360° floral installation filled with fresh florals and layered greenery from every angle. Instead of a traditional backdrop, the setup was designed to feel immersive, almost like stepping into a hidden garden in th

Most weddings look beautiful. But not all of them feel connected. From the solemnisation backdrop to the reception florals, down to the aisle details and champagne moments, every element here was designed to flow as one. Set against the timeless interiors of The Clifford Pier at The Full

Szehao & Juliana’s wedding at Andaz Singapore was designed to feel soft, immersive, and almost like stepping into a hidden garden in the middle of the city. Instead of overly structured florals, we focused on organic movement, layered textures, and an airy romantic palette of soft blues, fre

Most weddings play it safe with florals. But this one was designed to feel different. Ikebana-inspired arrangements paired with structured hedges, creating space, height, and movement, not just decoration. Deep reds, fresh greens, and soft whites layered across the table and bouquet, kept

Most brides go for round bouquets… but cascading bouquets just flow differently. They fall naturally downwards creating a soft, romantic silhouette that feels a little more effortless✨ Not too structured, not too heavy… just enough movement to stand out. From soft whites to something a lit