One word for 2027: vintage romance
Peonies, ribbons, old photographs. Next season’s weddings look to the past.

Most couples who came to us this season wanted the same thing: not something new, but something remembered. Ribbons from mothers’ hope chests, grandmothers’ photographs, the window of an old house.
Burgundy, cream and midnight blue lead the colours. Peonies, ribbons and handwriting lead the patterns. The scarf’s place is changing too: less at the neck, more on the bouquet stems, in the hair and on the wrist.
For us, vintage romance is not decoration but a method: taking a piece of the couple’s past and carrying it into the day.


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