S envisioned jewel tones - with cornflower and cobalt blues - and bright summery colours. Lines, wispy flowers, quirky ones even, you name it.
And then towards her wedding, we came across a neat, clean and very artful bouquet - each stem intentionally placed to create a shape, with a base of orchids callas. And we knew we had to capture all this together for a bouquet that looked at home in the morning light, in shadows, against the wood of their church and then again in the warm yellows of the evening.
Their church venue presented one of the most colourful stained glass windows - and of course, flower colours chosen to match a lively atmosphere.
At dinner, refined black-tie and an assortment of table vases, where they spent a good hour and larger amount of laughter capturing memories both indoors and outdoors with their bridal party before the sun set.
Dinner Cheongsam Sub Rosa Studio
