We love working with couples who bring stories from every corner of the globe. The bride who studied in Paris and fell in love with champagne toasts. The groom whose summers in Istanbul inspired a floral palette of saffron and fig. The couple who met on a plane and wanted boarding passes as save-the-dates. These aren’t just details, they’re part of the narrative.
Worldly couples often seek something that goes beyond tradition and trends. They want their guests to feel immersed in a setting that reflects their journey, not just as individuals, but as a couple. These weddings often feel less like formal events and more like intimate cultural experiences.
Here’s how global experiences can shape your wedding in ways that are both refined and personal:
● Design Language: Drawing visual inspiration from places you’ve loved, Parisian florals, Indian mandalas or minimalist Tokyo elegance. These design elements can be subtly woven into stationery, backdrops, tablescapes and attire.
● Signature Touches: Serving your favourite dishes from your travels as canapés, naming tables after cities you’ve visited, or gifting guests curated travel journals and locally inspired souvenirs.
● Story-Driven Ceremony: Including personal anecdotes, travel memories, or symbols that represent your journey together. Perhaps your celebrant shares the story of how you got engaged in the Amalfi Coast or how you travelled to five countries in your first year together.
● Guest Experience: Creating a wedding weekend that feels like a cultural retreat. Think guided boat tours, aperitivo at a historic villa, or a pre-wedding dinner inspired by the cuisine of your favourite destination.
● Multilingual Celebrations: Incorporating multiple languages into the ceremony or speeches to reflect your shared heritage or to honour guests.
Lake Como is a canvas that elevates every story. Whether you want a French chateau vibe with an Italian twist, or a contemporary Middle Eastern aesthetic with old-world grandeur, we know how to bring it to life.
Because in the end, weddings aren’t just about where you are. They’re about who you are. And if you’ve seen the world, your celebration should feel like it too.
With Love
Zaira
