Creating a day that you will remember for a lifetime can be tricky, especially with all the resources and style ideas out there! You can drown in the endless choices or feel stuck at some point. To give you a fresh perspective on designing your wedding day, we turned to other brides. Here are five weddings that took place at the same venue, The Murray Hong Kong, featuring different looks reflecting each couple’s own style preference and personality. Get inspired and see how couples chose to dress up the same wedding venue with different kinds of decorations and details. With this roundup, we hope you see how staying true to your and your partner’s unique identity will set your wedding apart from the rest, even in a venue that has been used by so many other couples in the past!
This couple mixed a lot of elements for their wedding. In the outdoor ceremony, they went for the classics–red and white flowers with metallic accents. On the other hand, their banquet features more colors and more floral details along with neon lights.
For this artsy and quirky couple, modern and metallic decorations were a must. On top of these, they maximized shapes and created a stunning banquet wall installation using columns, arches, and neutral flowers. They weren’t afraid to try non-conventional styles and the outcome was amazing.
This duo initially planned to tie the knot in Bali, but the pandemic threw them off their plans. Hence, for their wedding, they reimagined their dream wedding using rustic, luxurious decorations which included heaps of pampas grass in their decorations and an abundant display of flowers.
Clean and classic wedding decorations never go out of style. This couple went for a classic wedding style but added the color red as a bold accent color. It was the perfect tough to the all-white and gold architecture of the venue.
For a feminine wedding day look, this couple adorned The Murray with a color palette made of blush, peach, cream, and yellow hues. This lighter palette was a fitting choice to pair with their clean banquet backdrop as well as with the rest of the venue’s interiors as it softened the entire look.
Which look is your favorite?
