Akaroa Harbour was the back-drop so the water theme continued from this glamorous setting onto the tables.

Tayla and Tylar had 100 guests seated at square tables. The hessian table runner contrasted beautifully with the white linen table cloth. The floral centerpiece was positioned atop a shinny round mirror. This reflected the water that was so important to Tayla & Tyler through the three-tiered cylinder vases with different water levels for the floating candles. The bottom of the vase held acrylic ice that also diffused the light and reflections. This rich setting with sparkling details ensured a lavish, chic and luxurious setting to depict a "glam wedding" style.

The floral display wrapped around the vases following the contour of the mirror. White roses, limonium and gyphsophilia featured, as well as green ting ting (matching the bridesmaid gowns) and cooper seed lights. The greenery was made from two different types of eucalyptus (cinerea & radiata) which was also used in Tayla's bouquet. A round mirror table number completed the look.

Additional floral displays were added to the bridal table and around the room. The bridal table was also framed by ivy and eucalyptus chandeliers that were hung from the rafters. These added to the ambience with the addition of twinkling warm fairy lights.

The circular white frames used for the photo display and guest seating plan complemented the round decorations within the table settings. Additional floral arrangements complimented each of these displays. The donut wall and dessert display area was given height by the tiered mirror cake stands.

The archway at the ceremony was decorated with white silk, eucalyptus and more white flowers. It framed the exceptional view of Akaroa Harbour in the background.