We had the chance to style a 160-pax reception a few days back, and boy were we stoked to work on a black and white palette again after a very long time! The thing with this motif is that it allows for several interpretations - from elegant, to laid back, to quirky. Let's say we settle for the first and second, yes?
This set also serves as a nice example on how to populate a small table of 10 seats with a few but well-selected items to achieve an uncluttered yet full look. After all, attending a wedding not only means treating guests to a visual & gustatory experience, but also to allow for conversation among seatmates.
Here's sharing some beautiful detail shots by Ben Lim, who was shooting that day for Jaja Lifestyle Photography. Can't wait to see the rest of the set! ^_^
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Location: The Mango Farm
Catering: Josiah's
Styling: Vatel Manila + {etc} Handmade Goodness
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