Real Wedding: Maureen & Matthew

Royal Park Hotel, Rochester Hills Michigan | Photographer: Mike Staff Production

When a couple says they want their wedding to feel like a garden party: light, romantic, and effortlessly elegant, Royal Park Hotel in Rochester Hills, Michigan is the perfect backdrop. This real wedding took place at the stunning Royal Park Conservatory, where natural light, lush greenery, and architectural details set the tone for a celebration inspired by nature, not trends. From the soft color palette to the thoughtful paper details, every element worked together to create an experience that felt intentional and timeless.

The Color Story: Peach with a Touch of Blue

The couple chose a peach-forward palette accented with soft blue, a combination that felt fresh, romantic, and perfectly suited for a conservatory ceremony. Peach florals brought warmth and softness, while hints of blue added contrast without overpowering the design. Rather than competing with the venue’s natural beauty, the florals were designed to enhance it, airy arrangements, garden-inspired movement, and a color story that felt organic and relaxed. The result was a floral design that blended seamlessly into the conservatory setting while still feeling elevated and wedding-worthy.

A Garden Party Vibe, Designed with Intention

Garden party weddings are less about perfection and more about flow, texture, and atmosphere. This design leaned into that philosophy with florals that felt gathered rather than arranged, romantic, natural, and full of movement. Every floral choice supported the overall mood: welcoming, joyful, and intimate. It was the kind of setting where guests immediately felt at ease, as if they were stepping into a beautifully styled garden soirée rather than a formal ballroom event.

To create a truly cohesive experience, the wedding stationery was designed alongside the florals, not as an afterthought, but as an integral part of the story. The invitation suite featured a custom venue illustration of Royal Park Hotel, brought to life with foil printing for an elegant, tactile finish. The envelopes were lined with an illustrated water fountain, a nod to one of the venue’s most iconic features. These paper details became the guests’ first impression of the wedding day, setting expectations long before they arrived. When stationery and floral design speak the same visual language, the entire wedding feels curated rather than pieced together.

A Wedding That Felt Like Them

This Royal Park Hotel wedding is a perfect example of how thoughtful design, from florals to stationery — can transform a beautiful venue into a deeply personal celebration.

If you’re planning a wedding in Rochester Hills or Metro Detroit and want your florals and stationery to tell one cohesive story, I’d love to help. Ready to create your own unforgettable wedding day? Let’s design something beautiful together—[inquire here].