For Hannah and Noah, we combined a fresh green haze of beautiful seasonal greenery, meadow style flowers and decadently draping hanging amaranthus to create this beautiful chuppah design at One Marylebone. The birch chuppah from The Happy Chuppah People was the perfect base for us to create a wild and unstructured design, with greenery and… Read More
February saw the opening of the Saatchi’s FLOWERS IN CONTEMPORARY ART & CULTURE exhibition and our team were honoured to have been invited to create an installation for the entrance to the gallery to celebrate the opening night. Our design was a living homage to everything we love about flowers and foliage – the drifts… Read More
We brought luxurious botanical elegance in abundance to this stunning Autumn wedding planned by wedding planner Chenai Bukutu with thousands of stems ruffled flowers in honeyed tones, armfuls lush late summer foliage’s and candles in every corner. A statement staircase conjured from a fairytale wrapped our newlyweds in flowers as they descended the steps to… Read More
We received such lovely words from our client following the success of this sun soaked VIP event created to transport guests to a place of convivial, Havana-inspired relaxation… “How to disguise a marquee in Belgrave Square. Mary Jane Vaughan performed a miracle with 36 hours notice – in the busiest week in the busiest month. Unreal… Read More
Mary Jane Vaughan Designs were honoured to have been invited by long standing clients Inca Productions to play a part in the production of Sabato De Sarnos’ Gucci Cruise 2025. Our scope was to immerse the ceiling and doorway of Tate Modern’s Tanks with a tapestry of sprawling foliage and vines designed to merge seamlessly… Read More
First light: when English flowers are harvested so they hold the moisture of morning dew. What could be lovelier than exploring the beauty of British flowers and foliage? The scents are evocative of our heady summer days, and the textures and varieties so unique, creating a completely individual combination for each and every event. ‘At… Read More