Set against the rolling vineyards of Montaluce Winery in North Georgia, this wedding felt crisp, modern, and distinctly editorial. The florals stayed almost entirely within a palette of fresh whites and greens, but the design was anything but traditional. Sculptural calla lilies, delicate delphinium, hydrangea, and other textural white blooms created strong lines and intentional movement, from the bride’s elongated bouquet to floral details that felt tailored to the architecture of the space.
Inside, the designs became even more sculptural. Low, lush florals stretched organically across the tables while dramatic calla lilies climbed upward, creating contrast against the warm wood and stone of the winery. One of my favorite details was carrying those same flowers into unexpected places, including the existing light fixtures and bar, making the florals feel integrated into Montaluce itself. The result was refined and minimal without feeling sparse: a clean, fashion forward take on a classic all white wedding.
