Looking Into the Floral Arts of Gary Kwok

Flowers are an essential part of any wedding. Aside from the obvious bouquet, they can brighten up a tabletop and class up any room they're in. Flowers aren't just plants—they're personality.

No one knows that better than Gary Kwok. She's worked all over the world from Japan to Milan and with some of the best designers in the creative industry, like Mr. Giorgio Armani himself. Others include Chanel, Gucci, Jimmy Choo… essentially everything and everyone you want in your closet. She knows how to express the multifaceted emotion of amour in all the colours of the rainbow.

In the mind for a classic romantic theme? Kwok drew inspiration from the unlikely partners of French pastries and Marie Antoinette to create a French vintage-themed wedding at The Helena May.

Or what about something more luxurious? Still pink-themed, but with a more palatial feel. Her designs at a Grand Hyatt Hong Kong wedding made use of vintage themes and pastel colours to create a floral setup that resembles a blossoming French rose garden.

Not fond of pink? Good old-fashioned white might be up your alley. Serene and contemporary, this sister Grand Hyatt hotel wedding has lots of candles and boughs of pale blooms to bring out that elegant atmosphere.

Here's one from Kyoto, Japan. Kwok aimed for a soft, timeless design and opted for a mainly white background with a few splashes of dark prints. The result: grand, pure fairytale magic.

Then there's the corsage. The wristband to every wedding dress. Intricately designed, this particular Kwok piece was inspired by the seaside. Modern and artsy.

She does lunch receptions, too! A place for your guests to hang out before or after the wedding. The one pictured below was at the prestigious Hong Kong club, classed up with a welcoming, vintage design. Good food by candlelight and rosy blooms.

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