Ling & Christopher’s wedding was a serene, and meticulously refined event set amongst the rolling vineyards of Beaulieu Gardens in Napa Valley. Inspired by Japandi design, we collaborated with Emily Coyne Events to create a design that married natural textures with quiet simplicity for a poetic, personal and deeply thoughtful guest experience.
The invitation suite was multi textural, featuring individually hand-painted and plastered cards, letter-pressed rice paper, and sculpted emboss details.
Cocktail hour featured multiple environmental textures to complement the setting of stone, loosely woven linens, raw wooden tones, and lush greenery. Signage was printed on linen in custom wood stands, and the escort display, featured a water garden fountain with ikubana botanicals and personalized stones.
For dinner, we worked closely with a ceramic artist to create place card holders that resembled flower buds. These sat on dusty blue, linen-bound menus.
Ling & Christopher
Beaulieu Gardens // Napa, California
Beaulieu Gardens
Napa, California
Planning: Emily Coyne Events
Photography: Rebecca Yale
Paper: Elsa Madeline Design
Calligraphy: Hanniya Calligraphy
Venue: Beaulieu Gardens
Florals: This Humble Abode
Rentals: Found Rental Co. The Arc, Theoni
Planning: Emily Coyne Events // Photography: Rebecca Yale // Paper: Elsa Madeline Design // Calligraphy: Hanniya Calligraphy
Venue: Beaulieu Gardens // Florals: This Humble Abode // Rentals: Found Rental Co. The Arc, Theoni
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Ling & Christopher’s wedding was a serene, and meticulously refined event set amongst the rolling vineyards of Beaulieu Gardens in Napa Valley. Inspired by Japandi design, we collaborated with Emily Coyne Events to create a design that married natural textures with quiet simplicity for a poetic, personal and deeply thoughtful guest experience.
The invitation suite was multi textural, featuring individually hand-painted and plastered cards, letter-pressed rice paper, and sculpted emboss details.
Cocktail hour featured multiple environmental textures to complement the setting of stone, loosely woven linens, raw wooden tones, and lush greenery. Signage was printed on linen in custom wood stands, and the escort display, featured a water garden fountain with ikubana botanicals and personalized stones.
For dinner, we worked closely with a ceramic artist to create place card holders that resembled flower buds. These sat on dusty blue, linen-bound menus.
