After so much waiting and many changes due to the last difficult years we have lived through, H&J enjoyed their destination wedding in Marbella with their family and friends.
In a beautiful villa that in the past was an old flour mill from the 18th century, they said “I do” surrounded by lush vegetation typical of the province of Malaga. Gardens, fruit trees and a beautiful house with its facade in shades of beige and blue, were the perfect setting for the wedding of this couple who, together with their guests, came from Canada to celebrate their big day.
An elegant and modern wedding. A romantic floral decoration mixed with more modern details such as methacrylate chairs or stationery in a more linear style.
A beautiful bride in a long sleeved lace jumpsuit with removable silk tulle over skirt that she removed during the party for her second look, and an elegant groom in a perfect black tuxedo.
All the floral decoration by the talented Siloh Floral Artistry, followed a romantic line with a neutral and peach color palette.
A beautiful bouquet with its flowing shapes and flowers in light tones and with a touch of green, complemented the bride’s look.
At the ceremony, an aisle with light flowers and an arch with green and white flowers were the background that framed the couple.
For dinner, two imperial tables decorated with continuous floral centerpieces and candles, created a warm and romantic atmosphere.
For H&J it was very important to create a dream environment where their guests could enjoy, have fun and live a great experience during their trip to Spain.
And so was their destination wedding in Marbella.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Dos más en la mesa / WEDDING PLANNER: Mery Liccardi eventi / VENUE: El Molino del Duque / FLORAL DESIGN: Siloh Floral Artistry/ CATERING: Goyo Catering / CAKE: Sweety wedding event / FURNITURE: Mdm Decor / WEDDING CAR: RG Classics / VIOLIN: Ophelie / MUSIC: Soul Events / LIGHTING & DANCE FLOOR: Grupo EJ Eventos / OFFICIANT: Celebrant Spain / WEDDING DRESS: Mira Zwillinger / HAIR & MAKEUP ARTIST: Elena Polo / STATIONERY: Scripted Studio
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