The Atrium boasts a perfect juxtaposition of industrial and natural elements, from the main event space illuminated by a sprawling skylight to the ethereal garden on the rooftop. Influenced by space’s atmosphere, Bailey O’Malley, event planner and designer at Events to a T created an artistic-meets-organic wedding day design with draping acting as the main character. Sweeping white fabric cascades from the ceiling, flawlessly framing each focal point of the scheme.
Seasonal blooms of lilac, hellebores, sweet peas, butterfly ranunculus, and the delicate whispers of Queen Anne’s lace, paired with a lush array of greenery—bay leaf, pistachio, and jasmine vine—softly adorn the haven, filling it with an enchanting, natural beauty. “I like to have a mix of vessels from ceramic taper candle holders to mixed glass bud vases to textured votives while using the same floral throughout to keep it looking cohesive,” Maggie Simaytis, owner and designer at North Gate Floral says. “Any floral with interesting shapes or bends can make a statement without using a lot of floral in each piece.”
An elegant stationery suite complements the scene with olive and mossy green hues. Vintage postage adds a hint of refined sophistication. “The mix of modern and classic styles are always a fun dance when it comes to design, and in my opinion, a great way to keep things classic that will be gorgeous for years to come,” Shi Norman of Lettered by Shi says.
