citrus serenity

last saturday, our angels were at the Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations (IDFR) in Jalan Wisma Putra to decorate the reception of Nazartul Khairyah Kamaluddin and Lutfi Baharum.  as this was the final leg of a series of events celebrating the union of the two lovebirds, we opted for a relatively austere yet elegant look for the occasion.  the color palette was mostly green with touches of pale yellow in the sliced kaffir limes adorning the large flower gatherings and chartreuse green in the cymbidiums and spider mums of the cutesy posies.  stringed jasmine completed the look and added a romantic redolence to the joyous occasion. 

prologue

in our latest adventure, we collaborated with production designer Raja Malek to charm our client and her guests in Sarawak with elements that we believe will also win your attention.  here's a behind-the -scene sampling of the fresh new looks we created.  stay tune for more!

casual colonial II

the numerous passages, halls and rooms within the grand confines of the Carcosa Seri Negara meant that our angels had plenty to busy themselves with.  different arrangements in singles and various combinations were placed accordingly in the impressive spaces to accentuate the ambiance with radiant colors.  redolent jasmine buds in ceramic bowls added a touch of indigenous romance to the continental atmosphere.

upon the wings of angels

the ambiance inside the ballroom during Jovian and Nina's second reception reflected the muted resonance outside.  but there was definitely romance in the air with the addition of lush gatherings of white phalaenopsis orchids as table centerpieces and butterflies that alighted on the apple blossoms and wisterias.  the gebogan centerpieces seemed content with their previous night's enchantments and observed the day's proceedings in quiet contemplation.   the splendid pelamin with the balinese door panels was replaced by a dramatic pelamin with outstretched wings that embraced the couple during their bersanding ceremony.  Jovian certainly had angelic thoughts when he envisioned its design, it seemed.  our angels had more earthly thoughts when they lavished the pelamin with flowers and more flowers.  the floor was less dense with fewer tables.  more space was afforded to the dance floor below the raining wisterias which sprouted graceful appendages that reached out to shade the newlyweds as they danced away at the end of the event.  we wish the best for Jovian and Nina, and may Allah bless their romance forever and ever.