Photography: Sorya Pedoussaut There is a certain light that exists only at the Peninsula Paris, in the hour when the sun dips behind the rooftops and the Eiffel Tower begins to glimmer. It is in that light that the project I share here comes to a close, published in British Vogue in September 2026. I took part in a collective editorial shoot organised by Sorya Pedoussaut, alongside other florists, to imagine what a wedding day in three acts might look like at the Peninsula. A

The Bristol Paris is one of those palaces where every room already tells a story before a single flower is set down. It was there that I imagined this editorial shoot as a Bristol Paris wedding florist, to explore what a wedding day could become in such a remarkable setting. This one unfolds in two acts: the suite, intimate and light-filled, then the grand reception room, gilded and solemn. I have a particular fondness for this project, as it let me show the full range of wha

There are commissions that touch me in a particular way, and this one was one of them. A young man reached out a few weeks before the date, with one clear brief: he wanted to propose to his partner aboard a private boat on the Seine, and he needed a bouquet equal to the moment. Not a shoot, not a staged scene, but a real proposal, with all the nerves and all the joy that come with it. As a Paris wedding proposal florist, these are exactly the moments that remind me why I chos

Some châteaux dictate a palette before you've even set foot in the gardens, and Château Bouffémont is one of them. Its pink brick and pale stone called for autumn straight away, so I built this editorial shoot around a deep green and an almost-black burgundy, the way you'd think about a grape harvest. The shoot gave me the chance to show what a Château Bouffémont wedding florist can compose in a darker, more autumnal register than the pale palettes usually associated with châ

Certain materials keep coming back in my work, and pearl is one of them. For this editorial shoot at Château de Nainville-les-Roches, I wanted to carry it everywhere, not just through jewellery but into the decor itself, echoing a palette entirely in white and pearl. It's a scene I composed to show what a Château de Nainville-les-Roches wedding florist can bring to a venue already rich with gilded ornament and antique mirrors. Beneath the Chandeliers, the Ceremony of a Châtea