Jessie and Steve’s Shoal Bay Country Club wedding styling was fresh, vibrant, and oh so fun. Natural light spilled in through open windows, the ocean sat just a few steps away, and the space was filled with colour. The vibe was warm and welcoming from the moment guests walked in, with music, conversation, and glowing candlelight.
The design brief
The brief for this Shoal Bay Country Club wedding styling was to create something fresh and coastal but with bold hits of colour. Jessie and Steve wanted the space to feel lived-in and full, not too polished, and still make the most of the venue’s natural light and open-plan feel. We worked with a palette of reds, corals, and pinks, flawlessly showcased by Francis Floristry’s floral designs. The idea was simple. Style a space that looked good and felt even better to be in.
Featured pieces from our collection
Louis dining chairs – Simple lines and a classic profile that worked seamlessly with the space.
White pillar candles – Clean and bright, adding extra romance to the ceremony.
Glass candle cylinders – Protecting the flame and giving a soft, diffused light.
Timeless cut champagne coups – For the margarita tower and toasts.
Signing table – A timeless timber piece to sign the formalities.
Table lamps – Warm light for a softer atmosphere. The fabric shade added texture and romance.
Gio glass votives – Small glass accents for scattered candlelight.
Modern gold candle holders – A subtle metallic detail among the florals.
Dinner candles – Bringing height to the table styling.
Glass candle sleeves – Adding polish and protection to each candle.
Linen tablecloths – A fresh, crisp base for the layered settings.
Perspex wishing well – Clear and modern, blending into the styling.
Custom graphic design details
The couple’s graphic pieces were minimal but thoughtful. A fabric welcome sign, a curved blush bar menu sat among the flowers, catching the light from nearby candles. The perspex wishing well echoed the clean lines of the other signage. Fonts and colours were kept consistent so everything felt like part of the same story, tying seamlessly into the Shoal Bay Country Club wedding styling.
The Event Artists difference
This Shoal Bay Country Club wedding styling came together in a way that felt relaxed but still intentional. Every piece, from the florals to the candlelight, had a purpose in creating the atmosphere Jessie and Steve wanted. A place for their people to gather, talk, eat, and celebrate. If you’re planning a day that needs to look good but also feel like you, we’d love to create it with you. Get in touch and let’s start planning!