Lacy + Kyle

Lacy and Kyle’s wedding at The Luminaire brought together a classic black-and-white palette with romantic, abundant florals. Their vision was clean and traditional, centered around layers of white blooms, touches of baby’s breath, and dark glossy greenery. From the ceremony aisle to the reception, the florals added softness and texture while still keeping the overall design polished and timeless.

The ceremony made a statement with florals lining the aisle and two large floral installations framing the cross at the altar. White roses, hydrangeas, delphinium, ranunculus, and baby’s breath created a full, layered look that complemented the light-filled chapel without competing with the space. For the reception, the black linens and dark wood chairs created contrast against the white florals, while elevated arrangements, candles, and smaller floral moments carried the design throughout the room. Repurposing the ceremony installations behind the sweetheart table tied the two spaces together and gave the florals another moment to stand out.

Every element of Lacy and Kyle’s floral design worked together to create a wedding that felt cohesive from beginning to end. The combination of crisp black details, soft white blooms, greenery, and candlelight gave their traditional vision a fresh and elevated finish. It’s a perfect example of how a classic color palette can still feel layered, intentional, and completely unique to the couple.