
The styling is the bay.
An arch, a white aisle, chairs facing the sea and lanterns for the evening. Few elements, chosen well: the landscape does the rest.
Four things, done well.
The styling you see in the gallery is made of few elements: the flower arch, the white aisle leading to the couple’s table, chairs set to the sides and tables laid with the sea behind.
Nothing else is needed on the terrace. Flower colours are chosen by looking at the bay: the green of the rocks and the blues of the water sit well with white, sage and wheat, as in the photographs.

The terraces, one per moment.
The four terraces sit on different levels: they are chosen according to the number of guests and how you want the day to move.
When the light drops, the lanterns go on.
Sunset is when the styling changes: candles on the tables, lanterns on the terrace and the low lights of the club. The bay goes dark and the venue lights up.
For wedding tables, tall candles and low flowers work best, so they do not block the view of whoever sits facing the sea. It is the detail that shows most in photographs.







Frequently asked questions
Who takes care of the flowers?
Can we see the terrace set before the date?
Do the arch and chairs belong to the venue?
Can the terrace be styled for the evening too?
An arch, a white aisle, chairs facing the sea and lanterns for the evening. Few elements, chosen well: the landscape does the rest.
Let’s look at the spaces together.
Come and see the terraces at sunset, or take the virtual tour: you will understand at once what is possible.