Woven
Cloud
Markovina
Scope: Concept, Floral Design, Installation
The brief was clear: white and green, clean and considered. With a runway as an essential part of the ceremony, we wanted to move away from the softness of a traditional white-and-green garden and create something more structured and modern.
The design began with a contrast between softness and structure. White hydrangeas formed cloud-like volumes, layered with lilies to bring subtle detail and variation into the white. Against them, the green elements were made entirely from woven foliage. Long, sharp leaves were woven by hand into structured forms, creating a harder, more architectural surface against the softness of the flowers.
Each woven piece was made individually by our team, a process that took two full days before the floral installation even began.
For the reception, the room was transformed entirely in white. A large square installation was suspended from the ceiling, continuing the clean geometry of the ceremony. At the front, a rotating mirror became the final detail. Rather than sitting separately from the flowers, it became part of the composition — almost like an eye, bringing movement and life to the structure.
