The Portfolio

SELECTED CELEBRATIONS, INSTALLATIONS & DETAILS THROUGHOUT NEW ENGLAND + FLORIDA.

Victoria & Jon

An old-estate garden party reimagined through vivid, unexpected color and custom surface design. We developed an original pattern that was produced as wallpaper and UV printed onto acrylic, then layered in dimensional trim, scalloped silhouettes, and architectural details to create a celebration that felt playful, collected, and entirely its own.

Sydney & Ryan

Inspired by the bride’s memories of attending baseball games with her grandfather, and later sharing that tradition with her now husband, we translated that nostalgia into a refined coastal setting. Custom surface design, layered architectural details, and subtle baseball references carried throughout, including an interactive guestbook where guests signed baseballs for the couple to display at home, alongside custom tabletop signage and a personalized selfie mirror.

Ali & Mark

A 32-foot statement installation designed as the welcome into cocktail hour, bringing several guest experiences together within one cohesive composition. From the seating chart and photo moment to a guestbook experience, photographs honoring the love stories that came before them, and film cameras for guests to capture the night themselves, every element gave guests something to discover, interact with, or become part of.

Alyssa & Chase

A Palm Springs-inspired design where bold color, graphic stripes, organic silhouettes, and layered textures came together across every detail. From statement installations to custom signage, recurring shapes, materials, and unexpected color pairings created a playful visual language that felt cohesive without ever feeling predictable.

Stacey & Ross

A coastal-inspired statement installation designed to honor both place and family. We developed custom surface patterns and hand-drawn details inspired by classic coastal motifs, layering soft blues, warm neutrals, and dimensional elements throughout. Framed wedding photographs of the couple’s parents and grandparents were incorporated into the installation, bringing generations of family history into the celebration.

Allie & Peyton

A playful take on timeless black and white, designed around an interactive cocktail experience. Guests rang the bell for the couple’s signature drinks, turning the statement installation into a moment meant to be used, not simply admired. Custom lighting, architectural detailing, personalized details, and refined day-of signage carried the crisp, tailored aesthetic throughout the celebration.

Elizabeth & Kenneth

Timeless romance was the foundation of this design, brought to life through layers of draped textile, soft neutrals, and touches of olive green. From the statement seating installation to the fabric welcome and bar signage, each moment carried the same sense of softness and restraint, creating a celebration that felt intimate, refined, and quietly dramatic.

Sami & Carter

Inspired by the collected, lived-in warmth of a Nancy Meyers home, this statement seating chart was designed to feel like a gallery wall built over generations. Seating assignments were layered among photographs from their parents’ weddings, memories from their childhood, and their engagement, turning a functional wedding detail into a deeply personal collection of memories.

Hayden & Austin

A celebration of spring turned all the way up. We layered custom floral surface design, playful silhouettes, hand-drawn details, and an explosion of color throughout the statement installation and signage, creating a garden-inspired world that felt whimsical, energetic, and anything but expected.

Love, Gilded Editorial

Inspired by the opulence of the Gilded Age and the artistry of couture, this editorial layered sculptural textiles, ornate architectural detailing, gilded tones, and expressive details across a fully custom statement bar, sweeping ceremony textile installation, and dramatically draped tablescape. Every element embraced drama, craftsmanship, and beautiful excess.

Lizzie & Liam

A multi-functional statement installation designed around both storytelling and guest experience. The seating chart layered custom architectural detailing around watercolor artwork by Becca Berenson, while a coordinating shelved installation held photographs of the couple before transforming into a donut wall later in the evening, allowing the design to evolve alongside the celebration.

Kellie & Drew

A 32-foot, double-sided installation designed to transition with the celebration. The ceremony-facing side remained soft and tonal, centered around a 12-foot tall walkthrough arch and hand-sculpted textile compositions, while the reverse introduced black detailing, an interactive film camera display, and a personalized photo moment for cocktail hour. That contrast carried into a 22-foot custom bar and back bar installation, layered with custom surface design, architectural shelving, and pendant lighting that tied back to the original walkthrough.

Cassandra & Andrew

A rooftop engagement celebration transformed through textile artistry. Layers of ivory fabric were draped, gathered, and sculpted entirely by hand, turning fabric into form and creating an immersive environment defined by movement, dimension, and softness.

Tori & Dan

Designed to hold its own within the ornate courtyard of the Ringling Museum of Art, this statement seating chart took cues from the architecture and decorative details surrounding it without trying to replicate them. Soft pinks and muted greens, classical motifs, fluted detailing, sculptural forms, and layered textiles created a piece that felt distinctly its own while still belonging within the historic setting.

Frances & Daniel

Bridgerton romance reimagined through a coastal garden lens. Soft pinks, delicate pattern, scalloped detailing, and custom monograms carried across a statement seating chart, multiple custom bars and back bars, and coordinating details throughout the celebration. Each element shared the same romantic, playful visual language, creating a cohesive collection that moved effortlessly from cocktail hour into the reception.

Lexie & Ricky

Timeless, minimal, and romantic by design. Soft neutrals, curved silhouettes, dimensional architectural detailing, and delicate typography carried from the statement seating chart and welcome moment through the tabletop signage, creating a cohesive visual language that felt refined without ever feeling overly formal.

Rachel & Nicholas

Set against the vibrant architecture of the Ringling Museum of Art, Rachel and Nicholas wanted their design to feel classic, striking, and intentionally restrained. A crisp black-and-white palette, architectural forms, layered dimensional details, and touches of gold created a statement seating chart that stood confidently within the ornate courtyard while still feeling romantic and distinctly their own.

Remy & Becky

A study in softness, movement, and form created entirely through textile. Ivory fabric was gathered, sculpted, and draped throughout the ceremony and reception, from cascading ceremony compositions to fluid tablescape treatments, creating a sense of movement that carried throughout the celebration.

Whitney & Thomas

Designed in conversation with the architecture of the Ringling courtyard, each element borrowed from its soft palette, arched forms, and ornate detailing to feel naturally at home within the space. A statement seating chart, welcome sign, custom bar signage, and a shelved installation filled with espresso martinis carried the same visual language throughout, creating multiple moments for guests to discover across the celebration.

Anisa & JM

Graphic, expressive, and intentionally unexpected, Anisa and JM’s design layered black with warm ivory and sandy neutral tones, organic silhouettes, and softly textured limewash finishes. Sculptural lighting, expressive typography, and hand-drawn details brought personality into every element, from the statement seating chart and welcome moment to the smaller details guests encountered throughout the evening.

Makenzie & George

Clean, architectural, and intentionally understated, Makenzie and George’s design centered around a series of freestanding seating chart panels, using repetition, scale, and subtle dimensional detailing to create impact without overwhelming the waterfront setting. A coordinating welcome moment and smaller personalized details carried the same restrained visual language throughout the celebration.

Amanda & Nicholas

Inspired by the ease and charm of an Italian beach club, Amanda and Nicholas’ design layered soft cabana stripes, sun-washed blues, crisp whites, and playful citrus details throughout the celebration. The statement seating chart incorporated shelving filled with petite limoncello favors, while coordinating welcome and tabletop signage carried the same relaxed, coastal visual language through each moment.

Kristen & Alex

Inspired by the romance and intricate detailing of French toile, Kristen and Alex’s design layered soft blue and ivory, delicate hand-drawn botanical motifs, and graceful architectural forms throughout each moment. A statement coupe wall welcomed guests into the celebration, while coordinating welcome, bar, directional, and tabletop signage carried the same delicate visual language throughout the day.

Rachel & Alex

Designed around romance, personalization, and timeless architectural details, Rachel and Alex’s celebration layered soft ivory tones, delicate typography, and meaningful storytelling throughout. The statement seating chart anchored the design, while personalized photographs clipped to guests’ glasses and coordinating bar and signage details carried pieces of the couple’s story into the smaller moments of the celebration.