Real Sydney wedding · By Vhouse Florist

Curzon Hall Wedding Flowers in Sydney

Japanese-inspired plum, burgundy, ivory and apricot wedding flowers created for a church ceremony and candlelit Curzon Hall reception.

Curzon Hall wedding cake table with plum, burgundy, ivory and apricot flowers by Vhouse Florist Sydney

VenueChurch ceremony and Curzon Hall, 53 Agincourt Rd, Marsfield NSW 2122

PalettePlum, burgundy, ivory, soft apricot and green

FlowersCalla lilies, anthuriums, parrot tulips, amaranthus and roses

A Japanese-inspired Curzon Hall wedding

For this Sydney wedding, Vhouse Florist designed flowers for both the church ceremony and the reception at Curzon Hall in Marsfield. One connected palette carried through the whole day, allowing the ceremony aisle, guest tables, bridal table and cake flowers to feel like parts of the same celebration.

The styling drew on clean lines, sculptural shapes and carefully placed flowers rather than overcrowding every surface. Plum and burgundy gave the arrangements depth, while ivory and soft apricot added warmth and a romantic softness.

Calla lilies, anthuriums, parrot tulips, trailing amaranthus and roses appeared throughout the floral design. The church aisle was framed with low arrangements, guest tables were kept refined with bud vases and candles, and the bridal table became the main floral feature of the Curzon Hall reception.

Church wedding ceremony aisle flowers in plum, ivory and green by Vhouse Florist Sydney
Church ceremony aisle flowers in plum, ivory and green.

01 · Ceremony

Church ceremony aisle flowers

Low aisle flowers introduced the wedding palette along the church pews while preserving a clear view down the aisle.

Curzon Hall guest table bud vases with plum and apricot flowers, candle glass and thin candles
Guest table bud vases with candle glass and thin candles.

02 · Guest tables

Curzon Hall bud vase table styling

Bud vases, candle glass, thin candles and pillar candles added colour and warmth while leaving room for conversation and table service.

Curzon Hall bridal table floral runner with plum, burgundy, ivory and apricot wedding flowers
Bridal table floral runner in plum, burgundy and apricot.

03 · Bridal table

Bridal table floral runner

A low floral runner of roses, calla lilies, anthuriums and amaranthus made the bridal table the reception’s main floral focal point without blocking sightlines.

Venue planning notes

Planning flowers for a Curzon Hall wedding

Connect separate spaces

Repeating key colours and flower varieties across the church and reception helps two different settings feel like one wedding day.

Choose where to create impact

Refined bud vases can keep guest tables comfortable, while a fuller bridal table arrangement creates a clear visual focus in the room.

Plan for the evening atmosphere

Candlelight brought warmth to the plum, burgundy and apricot palette and softened the reception styling as the evening continued.

Coordinate the complete flower plan

Bouquets, aisle flowers, table flowers, cake florals, delivery and setup can be planned together so the scale and palette remain consistent.

Vhouse Florist Miranda studio delivery van packed with Sydney wedding flowers
Wedding flowers packed at our Miranda studio.

04 · Preparation

Prepared at our Miranda studio

The wedding flowers were prepared at Vhouse Florist in Miranda, packed carefully and delivered for the church ceremony and Curzon Hall reception.

Frequently asked questions

Curzon Hall wedding flower FAQs

Do you deliver and set up wedding flowers at Curzon Hall?

Yes. Vhouse Florist designs wedding flowers at its Miranda studio and can quote delivery and on-site setup for Curzon Hall and other Sydney venues.

Can you style both a church ceremony and a Curzon Hall reception?

Yes. This wedding used one connected palette across the church aisle, guest tables, bridal table, cake flowers and candlelit reception styling.

Which flowers were used for this Curzon Hall wedding?

Calla lilies, anthuriums, parrot tulips, trailing amaranthus and roses were used in plum, burgundy, ivory, soft apricot and green.

Can the ceremony and reception share one floral design direction?

Yes. Repeating selected colours, flower varieties and shapes helps separate ceremony and reception spaces feel visually connected.

How do we start planning our Curzon Hall wedding flowers?

Send your date, venue, colour palette and the pieces you need through our Weddings & Events page. We can then plan the flowers and quote delivery and setup.

Plan your Curzon Hall wedding flowers

Vhouse Florist creates wedding and event flowers across Sydney, from bouquets and church aisle arrangements to Curzon Hall bridal tables, bud vases, cake flowers and candlelit reception styling.

Share your date, venue and colour ideas through our Sydney Weddings & Events service to begin your flower plan.

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