Every detail, from paper flowers in the ceremony backdrop to dramatic smoke effects, reflected Ken and Nina’s personalities, creating unforgettable memories for years to come.

Infinitude Design’s artistry transformed the outdoor setting into a floral paradise, with each petal symbolizing the beauty of their commitment.

The venue was a floral dream, with thousands of fresh blooms beautifully adorning every castle corner, designed by Infinitude Design.

To honor their love for the Impressionist painting style, this bride and groom wanted to create a serene sense of fluidity with their wedding design, with the blue and purple palette honoring the water scenes in Monet’s paintings!

The event featured a ceremony and reception framed by two large semi-circular structures (12ft tall, 20ft wide) with a modern gold and copper pattern, mirrored on the white floor for a 3D effect.

The ceremony was designed with grand gold structures that shaped the 12-foot-tall by 24-foot wide arches, providing a striking contrast to the overall white motif.

The venue was decorated in the style of Rococo and Baroque period paintings, showcasing its vintage charm and grandeur.

The reception space was a dream come true for the bride! Alternating floral centrepieces decorated the guest tables, and a dramatic floral runner spilled over the head table.

Taking inspiration from the couple’s dating history, orange-infused floral and event decor for the sun and sunshine-themed affair were provided by INFINITUDE DESIGN.

The pink fairytale-themed event featured a 20-by-13-foot ceremony arch of pink and purple flowers resembling an enchanted forest. Fun fact: floral designer Infinitude Design used over 6,000 stems of fresh roses when decorating the venue!

Happy tears were shed during the couple’s “first-look” as the bride walked down the ceremony aisle amongst pastel-hued flowers before saying their “I Dos” beneath a 12-foot floral arch.

So, they chose the colours red and gold for their reception decor, and the results are stunning!