Decor and Styling

The Finer Details

Parisian Romance

The exquisite style of  French country is eloquently showcased in this vintage table setting. Lace tablecloths and elegant chair detailing are accessorised with soft floral vases and crystal candelabras.

Pretty palettes of ivory and creams with pink blushes accentuates this feminine design. Charming touches of individual bonbonniere, and personalised table settings with floral motifs exude timeless sophistication.

The French certainly know how to strut their stuff anf this setting is an inspirational showcase of chic Parisian style.

Glamour Style

Black and white oozes class and sophistication, precious pieces of silver and crystal combined with opulent detailing create the ultimate black tie affair.

Crisp white floral designs in simple glass vases are showcases by softly lit candles and create a grand setting of black and white glamour. Edgy napery and eloquent glassware accessorise the drama of black and white.

The sparkling details of this exceptional style, combined with crisp white linen and chic wedding stationery, commands a regal impression and evokes a timeless yet contemporary style.

Garden Party

Delicate touches of green and pink combine effortlessly with pretty floral details and uniquely patterned dinnerware to create a garden feel.

Unstructured flowers in quaint eclectic vases create a “just picked from the garden” style. Scented blooms of hyacinths and roses combine to deliver a perfume of beauty to accessorise the celebratory feast of food.

Think “nanna’s kitchen”, unique crockery and individual presents, try featuring natural fabrics and pretty patterned designs. Soft and romantic, our garden style invites you to capture the mood, and dream a little floral bliss.

Feminine Grace

Nothing combines more gracefully than the soft tones of pink, apricot and cream. This setting, featuring gorgeous flowers in a rustic ceramic pot, creates a visual centerpiece for the feminine bride.

Blush pink scented candles and pretty parcels of individual soaps help accessorise this pastel wonderland of simply divine fragrances and enticing perfumes.

Charming cream palettes and soft fabrics combine beautifully to punctuate the senses in this alluring design of beauty and grace.

Each wedding is as individual as the bride and groom. Unique themes and colours can represent your personality and style. We have showcased eight distinctive settings to inspire you.

Designer Decor – Styling by Events by Design

Oriental Bloom

With Sushi now a popular choice for wedding fare, why not set your reception to compliment? This style can work at both lunch and dinner receptions and when toned with hints of red, pink or orange, creates a visually stunning decor design.

Art Deco

Inspired by the structured style of the 1920’s and 30’s, Art Deco wedding decor consists of strong lines softened with delicate fabrics and florals. This style suits vintage and black tie weddings across all the seasons.

French Vintage

The opulent vintage style enjoyed by the French is growing in popularity as Australian bridal wear designers apply more lace and beading detail to their gowns.
In reception decor, this style is highlighted by soft damask napery, antique roses and chandeliers. French Vintage suits black tie, classic and traditional weddings and is chic all year round.

Bold Black and White

The classic style of black and white always looks elegant and with so many options now available in tableware and napery, it is easy to achieve this bold statement of style.
It suits black tie, white tie, and traditional wedding themes.

Fresh Lemon

The zing of lemons inspires wedding decor that feels fresh and lively. Layering different shades of lemon against crisp white table linen creates a vibrant reception. This style suits spring and summer weddings, outdoor weddings, beach themes and less formal receptions. The styling also represents fantastic value for money.

Pretty Pink

There are so many shades of pink to choose from, so don’t stop at one. Layer your favourite pinks, from hot pink to soft pastel.
Try floral patterned pinks to add extra detail to the setting. This style can be designed cost-effectively with a little imagination.

Kitchen Tea

Whilst this style can work as a wedding reception, for morning or afternoon ceremonies, the Kitchen Tea is traditionally meant for brides leading up to the wedding and involves guests giving gifts for the kitchen.
If like most brides-to-be you have plenty of kitchenware, then use this opportunity to “let them eat cake” in the style of Mary Antoinette!

Rustic Garden

The heat of summer takes weddings to beaches and parks, and a reception under the shade of the trees is such a delightful alternative for those seeking an intimate, relaxed wedding. This style is effervescent in its floral design and most suited to small weddings, where a long table, bench seats, baskets of Chianti, and bowls of fruit allow for a playful atmosphere.