by Natalie Drum

Kilig – a Melbourne styled shoot

 

Kilig; the rush and inexplicable joy one feels after seeing or experiencing romance.

Kilig, a display of wedding goodness by some of our best homegrown talent, was inspired by romance and winter.

Hellebores are in full bloom at the moment and they had a big impact on the floral direction for this shoot, coming together at Melbourne venue, Higher Ground.

The use of purple tones adopted by florist The Petal Project range from soft lilac to deep mulberry , all working to compliment the stationery range by Ivory Tribe stationer, Jo at Rebel Reflect.

Each of the looks featured used beautiful crockery, cutlery and glassware from Place Settings new range, with Cloth and Confetti’s stunning linens completed the vision.

Styled by planning and styling pro, Luci of Poni Studios, and captured by the wonderful Chloe May, settle in for some seriously stunning wedding setting inspiration.

 

 

 

SUPPLIERS

Planning and styling: Poni Studio

Photography: Chloe May

Stationery: Rebel Reflect

Florals: The Petal Project

Tableware: Place Settings

Linen: Cloth & Confetti

Venue: Higher Ground

 

 

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