The Story
Clara and Reza wanted a party, not a procession. A rooftop with the city lighting up behind them gave the evening its energy.
We timed the ceremony for dusk so the skyline did the work, then moved straight into dinner and dancing.
Planning the Day
Clara and Reza gave us one rule: no long speeches. We designed the evening around energy instead, with a short ceremony, a quick change of light, and a dinner that moved straight into music.
Rooftops bring wind and weather, so every arrangement was weighted, every candle sat in glass, and we held a backup indoor floor plan right up to the morning of the wedding.
On the Day
Guests gathered at five for drinks while the city was still in daylight. The ceremony began at dusk with violet florals framing the skyline, and by the time the couple kissed, the towers behind them had lit up.
Dinner was served at long tables with shared plates, and the DJ took over at eight. The dance floor never emptied, and the last guests left after the city had gone quiet.
Highlights
Soft violet florals and glass lanterns kept the mood romantic against the steel and glass.
- Ceremony at golden hour with city views
- Cocktail hour and plated dinner for 150
- After-party set on the lower terrace
