Weddings
White and willow
Willow has been used to compliment the simple, elegant feel of this wedding hosted at the Deakin Soccer Club.
Light of my life
Light effects make this wedding at Kamberra Winery in Canberra a memorable occasion.
At the head of the table
Black chair covers with silver and blue highlights turn this space into a unique, classy event at University House, Canberra.
Bride of the ball
The crisp white table and chair covers provide a simple contrast to the bridal table with illuminant backdrop and stunning table arrangement for this wedding at Canberra’s Hellenic Club.
Set sail on a new life
Sharp clean lines gives a classic look at the Southern Cross Yacht Club in Yarralumla, Canberra.
On an Italian stage
A soft-lit backdrop for this this bridal couple helps illuminate the room at Canberra’s Italian Club.
Classic elegance at the Hyatt
Warm caramels and creams with soft lights highlight both the canopy and the backdrop behind the bridal table at this classic, classy wedding at the Hyatt, Canberra. And a bridal table arrangement sets off the entire room.
In a Realm of their own
At The Realm in Canberra’s Inner South, the ballroom is transformed using a 12-arm canopy and classy white chair covers with pink sashes.
Inside a grand marquee
This room is set off by the giant 32-arm canopy which transforms the ballroom from “just another venue” into a crisp white and gold show piece.
Pearl at the centre of the city
Here we used crisp colours and clean lines to create a fresh wedding experience for our clients hosting a wedding at The Lobby in Canberra’s Parliamentary Triangle. Classy champagne chair covers without sashes keep the look elegantly simple. So do the fresh flowers placed in jars as table arrangements. And the eight-arm canopy finishes the classy Lobby look.
Light of their lives
Low, mood lighting transforms the National Convention Centre Canberra’s Ball Room into an intimate wedding venue. Fairy lights illuminate the backdrop of the bridle and cake table. White chair covers lift the room, as do the fresh flowers at the centre of the bridle table, while chocolate brown satin sashes keep the Ball Room looking warm and inviting to guests.
Mid-winter marque
Who said you needed perfect weather to enjoy that perfect marque moment? Inside Rydges Lakeside, in Canberra’s Inner South, white drapes are used to transform the room into a traditional wedding marque while removing any worries over the weather. The marque sets the tone for the rest of the room which is also draped in white from the chair covers to the fairy light-lit backdrop.
Portrait of a beautiful wedding
The art of venue decorating is being able to compliment the beautiful surroundings. At the National Portrait Gallery, this wedding draws on the soft, warm colours of the gallery’s foyer with champagne chair covers and white sashes.The gallery’s columns are wrapped in champagne drapes and fairy lights while the table arrangements set off with twisted willow and feathers.
Enter a winter wonderland
The bride has turned this space into a winter wonderland by wrapping the entire room in white drapery. From the ceiling, with its 32-arm canopy, and walls of fabric, the room is covered in soft snow white. White chair covers, champagne sashes and table arrangements of twisted willow and fairy lights complete the crisp delicate look.
Crystal elegance
Additional lights in the backdrop of this wedding gives a sparkle effect which is accentuated by the table arrangement – jars filled with crystals – providing an elegant touch.
Fish bowl fountain of flowers
A simple centrepiece made from a fish bowl stack lined with flowers creates a unique talking piece. And here, the flowers complement the broader purple theme which is also picked out with the chair cover sashes.
Crisp white wedding
Beautiful, clean white from the chairs to the ceiling – chair covers, canopy, walls and table arrangements – with only the beautiful natural floors contrasting with the crisp colour turn this wedding venue into a white wonderland.
Purple for a princess
This purple-themed wedding at Canberra’s Hellenic Club took on shades of the orient with its parasols and light features. A half canopy keeps the crisp look light and airy while purple chair sashes and tableware tie the room together.