BROOKE
and
SPENCER
For Brooke and Spencer, their wedding was an opportunity to bring together the people and places that shaped their story. Returning to Brooke's hometown of Byron Bay, they envisioned an intimate celebration that married old-world European romance with the natural beauty of the Australian hinterland. Set within the enchanting grounds of Deux Belettes, their wedding was a beautiful expression of warmth, connection and understated elegance, later featured in The Lane.
THE
VISION
Inspired by the charm of the French countryside and the effortless beauty of Byron Bay, Brooke and Spencer envisioned a celebration that felt romantic, intimate and deeply personal. From a ceremony beneath the stone archways of Deux Belettes to an open-air reception under the stars, every moment was designed to embrace the surrounding landscape. Our role was to bring their vision together, thoughtfully guiding the planning, creative direction and production to create a seamless celebration.
Byron Bay with love
THE DESIGN
DIRECTION
The design embraced understated European elegance, allowing the historic architecture and lush gardens of Deux Belettes to take centre stage. Soft draping, wrought iron seating and an organic palette of greenery and white florals created a romantic foundation, while long linen-covered tables, delicate candlelight and cascading festoon lighting transformed the open lawn into an intimate dining experience.
Thoughtful details, from hand-illustrated stationery to sculptural, garden-inspired florals and personalised tableware, brought a sense of individuality to the celebration.
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the guests
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the dinner
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THE
EXPERIENCE
With guests travelling from across the world, the experience was designed to feel welcoming, immersive and effortlessly connected. From the intimate garden ceremony to sunset dining beneath the hinterland sky and a lively evening of music and dancing, every moment unfolded with intention. Through considered planning and seamless production, Brooke and Spencer were free to enjoy their celebration, surrounded by the people they love most.