White wedding at the Château de Nainville-les-Roches

In the majestic setting of the Château de Nainville-les-Roches, this wedding was designed as an ode to purity, light, and gentleness. Here, the decor fades into the background to better enhance the moment.

The classical architecture of the castle, all power and balance, contrasts with the vaporous lightness of the decorative elements, in a setting of absolute sobriety.

The scenography revolves around a white monochrome, enlivened by a few deep black accents, for a chic and assertive contrast. A single floral variety: gypsophila, worked in a dense cascade, for a soft, cloudy texture.

In punctuation, a few white roses to structure the floral line.
The result: a table that seems to float, as if suspended in the air, in a celestial and poetic atmosphere.

Every detail has been designed to embody quiet elegance:

– White tableware and smoky gray crystal,
– Ivory linen napkins, simply tied with black ribbons,
– White Napoleon chairs, for perfect harmony,
– Monochrome bridal bouquet, made only of gypsophila, tied with a satin black ribbon – a strong, modern, resolutely graphic choice.