A wedding is a sensory experience, with every detail holding meaning for the couple and contributing to their celebrations. Whether it’s the textured invite suite and menu paper that mirror the venue where guests will dine after the ceremony, or the florals in shades of garden roses and gardenias, evoking the scent of early summer, these small yet intentional touches shape the experience for both the couple and their guests. They also become part of the lasting memory of the day.
A wedding is a sensory experience, with every detail holding meaning for the couple and contributing to their celebrations. Whether it’s the textured invite suite and menu paper that mirror the venue where guests will dine after the ceremony, or the florals in shades of garden roses and gardenias, evoking the scent of early summer, these small yet intentional touches shape the experience for both the couple and their guests. They also become part of the lasting memory of the day.
My own experiences have taught me that moments we are fully present for can feel like they are in soft focus. In a world full of distractions, we aren’t always accustomed to truly noticing the details, but each one plays a role in our senses, creating subconscious connections and memories. It’s a beautiful thing, especially when a team of professional planners, designers, and florists infuse fresh inspiration and creativity into a day that’s as unique, sentimental, and fleeting as it is.