A large stage and catwalk formed the centrepiece of the decor, and around the edge of the dance floor, I placed 8m long mirrored tables, each with their own working bar and a swarovski-clad pole dancer who performed as guests ate.

A view of the central catwalk and stage.  We needed a dramatic stage setting for the night's performances so I hung it with opulent curtains and hundreds of lights. The swing hanging above the stage doubled as a table for the bride and groom to sign the wedding license.

The 8m mirrored tables had bars at the end of them for personal drinks service as guests ate.

A pole dancer practices her moves on the table in preparation for the party. Each table had it's own in-built pole, so that everyone could feel like they had their own private performance.

Candelabras were topped with ostrich feathers, and mirrored walls helped reflect the light. Napkins were printed with the couple's monogram and tucked into glasses, while my hand-drawn menus were designed in the shape of art-nouveau fans.

One of the performers sang 'La Vie en Rose' as she descended from the ceiling.

A view out towards the entrance corridor, which set the theme for guests as they walked through a tunnel of love-hearts.