Claire and Spencer’s wedding at Parque Ridley Creek felt timeless, romantic, and richly layered. Set against the estate’s historic stone architecture and surrounding gardens, their palette of deep burgundy, blush, ivory, and charcoal brought an unexpected depth to a spring celebration and gave the entire day an elegant, old-world quality.

Parque provided a natural sense of romance from the beginning of the day. Its weathered stone, formal gardens and wooded landscape created a beautiful backdrop for portraits, while the interiors of the estate brought warmth and intimacy as the celebration moved indoors.

The floral design by A Garden Party carried that sense of abundance throughout the wedding. Lush arrangements of seasonal flowers and foliage felt organic to the setting, with layers of burgundy, blush, and ivory softening the stone architecture and creating a natural progression from the gardens into the reception.

Inside the ballroom, the reception design became one of the most memorable elements of the day. A sweeping serpentine head table curved through the room, overflowing with florals, candlelight and layered textures. The shape of the table brought movement into the space while creating an intimate gathering place at the center of the celebration.

Calligraphette & Co.’s paper goods added another layer of detail, complementing the floral palette and bringing a refined, handcrafted quality to the tablescape. Together, the stationery, candlelight, florals, and rich tones transformed Parque’s wood-paneled interior into a warm and atmospheric setting for dinner.

The design throughout Claire and Spencer’s wedding felt thoughtful and cohesive, but the setting never lost its natural character. Their portraits moved between the gardens, stone ruins and estate interiors, allowing the architecture and landscape to become part of the visual story rather than simply a backdrop.

That relationship between the setting and the design is what made their Parque wedding so distinctive. The deep color palette brought richness to the softness of spring, while organic florals and candlelight gave the celebration a sense of intimacy and romance.

Claire and Spencer created a wedding that felt beautifully connected to Parque itself—elegant, garden-inspired and full of texture, with an old-world sensibility carried through every part of the day.