The wedding of Nadia Lee and Koko at the exquisite Six Senses Uluwatu in Bali is a masterclass in combining contemporary design with timeless elegance, reflecting the couple’s refined taste and the bride’s expertise as an interior designer.
The bride’s gown was a stunning structured white dress with delicate organza detailing, paired with a classic pearl necklace and simple veil, emphasising grace and elegance. The groom’s attire is a crisp white tuxedo jacket paired with black trousers and a bow tie. The bridesmaids were dressed in soft grey-blue gowns, while the groomsmen wore light grey suits to match, creating a cohesive and polished look.
Unlike conventional ceremonies, this couple exchanged their vows in an intimate way. With wedding guest seated at length from the alter, promises were made between the two lovebirds in an enclosed alter surrounded by towering pampas grass – Nadia’s favourite. A walk back down the aisle as husband and wife was greeted with a triumphant hoot by their closest family and friends.
The dinner reception is nothing short of a visual masterpiece. To create a dramatic and awe-inspiring setting, the team at Tea Rose suspended over 10,000 meters of ephemeral fabric installations from the ceiling. These fabrics weave intricately, crisscrossing above the guests to form a magnificent and immersive canopy. The interplay of light and fabric adds a dynamic element to the reception, making the entire space feel like a dreamy, otherworldly environment.
The tablescapes are elegant, featuring classic white linens and sophisticated place settings. Clear glass candle holders with tall, slender candles enhance the romantic and intimate atmosphere, while floral arrangements remain understated yet exquisite, focusing on white blooms and lush greenery to maintain the monochromatic theme.
Vendor Credit:
Venue: Six Sensus Uluwatu, Bali
Photographer: Gejoo for Pyara Photography
Planner: Riviera Event Organizer, Bali
Decorator: Tea Rose Wedding Designer, Jakarta
Bridal Gown: Yogie Pratama