When Namo from Boston and Octave from Montreal always dreamed about having a wedding in Paris, but it was only a dream until they met the Parisian wedding agency Label’ Emotion Paris, they both knew their dream would come true!
The City of Love, with its undeniably romantic atmosphere, luminous lights, and amazing food provided the perfect destination for Namo and Octave’s big day. Their friends and families flew in from all over the world to celebrate the momentous occasion.
After Namo and Octave’s religious ceremony in a nice church of the area, Label’ Emotion Paris helped the couple to organize their reception in a charming venue, reminding us of the Normandy countryside and close to the Rambouillet forest, in the South West of the city.
A romantic place with a big garden “à la Française” and a pavilion for the cocktail, a beautiful room for dinner, and a large dance floor with a cosy bar for the party.
One of the most important aspects for the bride and groom was that they were able to relax and enjoy their big day along with all their guests.
Namo and Octave were married in April to enjoy Paris at one of its most charming seasons: Spring.
They really wanted to create a light and intimate atmosphere and asked to include lots of candles to created romantic lighting. The decor also included lots of hanging lanterns and terrariums to create an intimate atmosphere.
Their color theme was lilac and white, with garlands of foliage and flowers that gave an elegant and bucolic touch to the whole decoration.
From the bride’s shoes to the ambiance lighting, from the stationary to the centerpieces, Label’ Emotion Paris made sure that the whole design included lilac hints to respect the main theme that started with the wedding invitations.
Label’ Emotion – Paris Wedding Agency
Florie Roch – Director
+33 (0) 6 48 26 98 12
florie@label-emotion.com
http://www.label-emotion.com/wedding-planner-paris/
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