Wedding Styling & Design
I’ve never believed in forcing a pre-existing concept or flat trend onto a space. For me, design begins by listening to the building or environment itself—its architecture, light, textures, imperfections, and history.
When I work on a wedding, I’m constantly looking at the relationships between elements: how raw stone interacts with soft, layered textiles; how light moves through a room; how physical details can evoke memory, curiosity, and intimacy.
I’m drawn to tension—the magic that lives between refinement and imperfection, contemporary design and heritage, simplicity and depth. Nothing should feel accidental, but nothing should feel forced either. My aim is always to transform the way you and your guests emotionally experience the day, leaving behind an atmosphere that lingers long after it’s over.
What’s Included
£3000 minimum investment
I offer full creative direction and spatial styling for design-conscious couples, shaping every tactile and visual element of your day so that the entire space feels fluid and intentional.
Our minimum investment covers Studio Sissy’s design, curation, and execution fees. External supplier and production elements (such as floristry, hire items, stationery, and hardware) are tailored to your budget and billed separately.
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Developing a bespoke visual language tailored to your venue—focusing on atmosphere, texture, colour palettes, and emotional language rather than off-the-shelf trends.
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Mapping the flow and composition of your environment, from ceremony backdrops to dinner tablescapes, ensuring every corner feels considered and balanced.
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Sourcing and styling all tactile elements—handmade ceramics, woven linens, sculptural floristry direction, stationery integration, candles, and bespoke tableware.
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Advising on how light, shadow, and warm architectural highlights interact with physical materials throughout the day and evening.
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Recommending and introducing specialised creative suppliers (florists, hire companies, custom builders) whose craftsmanship aligns with your visual narrative.
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Full physical execution on the day. My production team and I build, layer, fine-tune, and oversee every single detail on-site, ensuring the vision comes alive exactly as intended.
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Before anything else, we talk about your venue, your instincts, and what you’re drawn to. I want to understand what you want the day to feel like, ensuring our creative vision and design ethos are aligned.
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Once we agree to work together, we dive deeper. On our kick-off call, we explore the nuances of your space, your personal references, and the subtle details—light, sound, texture, history—that will form the foundation of the atmosphere.
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This is where the world-building begins. Rather than flat mood boards, I explore design three-dimensionally—layering textures, fabrics, materials, colour palettes, and spatial ideas. I look at how every element will interact in the physical space to tell an authentic story.
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We refine and shape the design direction together until every decision carries weight, restraint, and intent. Once the full creative concept and spatial plan are finalized, we move into bringing it to life.
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To execute the concept properly, the details need to speak to each other. Unless you have specific people in mind, I select and recommend artisans and florists, and hire suppliers whose craftsmanship fits the visual narrative. You book with them directly, and I make the introductions and handle all creative direction.
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On the day of the wedding, my production team and I are on-site building the atmosphere from the ground up. From the spatial composition down to the touch of an object or the placement of light, we ensure every detail is physically realised exactly as envisioned.
How We Work Together
"Working with Emma felt less like hiring a stylist and more like opening a door into a completely different world. She didn’t just decorate our venue; she listened to the building’s history and created an atmosphere that genuinely landed in your body the moment you walked in.
The layering of raw textures, the quiet tension between the old architecture and contemporary details, the lighting—every single element felt deeply considered, intentional, and full of soul. Months later, our guests are still talking about how the space felt. It was subtle, poetic, and utterly unforgettable."