The bride wanted a wedding decor that was light and fresh so I designed the invitation to capture that feeling.

To seat 800 guests with a large enough dance floor and performance space, we had to combine three separate tents. The bride wanted to use the palace staircase for her grand entrance so the tent heights had to be designed to incorporate it.

The tent decor was inspired by regency treillage designs. The windows were filled with mirror to reflect the light and create a sense of depth.

Ivy, roses and ceramic birds formed the table centrepieces.

I designed the dance floor as a large fantasy aubusson rug.

The bar served as a backdrop to the palace staircase, and also served as a showcase for the 'treillage' decor.

A view of the wedding ceremony area.  Because of the number of guests present and the limited viewing angles of the narrow tent, the stage was moveable so that it could be pushed to a less central position after the ceremony.

Instead of using traditional rental furniture, for the chairs, I wanted something more in keeping with the naive air of the decor.  I painted a sample which was replicated on chair covers.