Genevieve and Daniel’s wedding day was a true fairytale, filled with blooming white florals and a romantic candlelit ambiance. From head to toe, the Penthouse Riverside Wharf was draped with flowers and candles, creating a dreamlike atmosphere for the couple's big day.
G&D's day began with an intimate first look photo session at the historic Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Photographer ZulieRego captured stunning images of the couple prior to their vows in front of their loved ones. Genevieve's garden style bouquet featured a variety of florals such as reflexed white roses, campanula bells, and trailing white phalaenopsis orchids which complemented her elegant gown perfectly!
Upon arrival to Penthouse Riverside Wharf guests were greeted by a completely transformed space with a custom champagne and diet coke drink wall along with a fountain like escort display wall designed by The Styled Kind. These added the perfect touch of sophistication, with their lime-washed finish contributing to the overall aesthetic of the day. The ambiance was enhanced with specialty rentals from Plithos such as bentwood chairs, an incredible Grand Piano Shell and an impressive. circular bar which added the final touches of pure elegance to the event.
The overall aesthetic of the wedding was an ethereal Roman inspired affair, with the couple's love story taking center stage. From the lush florals, to the candlelit tables, to the beautiful custom designs, every detail was thoughtfully curated to evoke the feeling of a timeless romance.
A special mention goes to Madison of Social Kai events, who played the leading role in creating this unforgettable day. Her brilliant design concept thought of every single detail, down to the custom boxes on each place setting from Pia Lisa and even the statue place card holders, making the day truly special and unique. And let's not forget the beautiful photos captured by ZulieRego. Her artful eye was able to perfectly capture the essence of the day, preserving the memories for G&D to treasure for years to come.
