Weddings ideas

Tucked away in the Suffolk countryside, this wedding asked for something intimate and quietly spectacular: a ceremony held beneath a hand-built canopy of pink and white roses, framed by open fields. As wedding planners and full production partner, we shaped the day from first sketch to final dance floor exit, designing the rose canopy itself, then building the infrastructure behind it: bespoke marquees, generators, toilets and a stage sized for a live band, all worked into a rural site with no existing power or facilities.

It's a brief where the creative and the technical can't be separated: a canopy of roses only works if the generator behind it never falters. That's exactly where we like to sit, designing the moment and engineering the ground beneath it, so the couple only ever saw the flowers.

Suffolk, private wedding — planning, design and full production by Peachy Productions.

Sophia and Ziyaad's wedding at Battersea Arts Centre was a beautiful collaboration between vision and craft. As a theatre designer, Sophia arrived with very specific ideas for the drapery's colour and design, sourcing the fabric herself for a soft champagne tone that would complement the venue's ornate, weathered ceiling and exposed brick.

We took her material and adapted it to fit the Grand Hall's proportions, building a full backdrop framed by string lights and a mirror ball rig. Alongside the draping, we installed cascading crystal chandeliers throughout the space and floral plinths for the ceremony, with rows of olive trees in woven baskets lining the aisle. A personalised "Meet the Massouds" neon sign added a playful touch for the reception.

Working closely with the couple's other suppliers and the venue team, we brought together lighting, florals, drapery, and staging into one cohesive install — transforming BAC's raw, historic hall into a magical setting for the couple's afternoon celebration.