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Dion & Lacey

  • May 27, 2025
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 20


Creativity, Craftsmanship and Engineering — Lacey + Dion at Stones of the Yarra Valley


Some weddings are about flowers. This one was about engineering. At Stones of the Yarra Valley, we built a suspended installation designed to transform the room from above — the kind of large-scale, structural work that changes how a space feels the moment you walk in.

Abundant, textural and layered, it was floral design as a built environment rather than an arrangement: something guests moved through and looked up into, not just at. The scale was deliberate, and so was every point of tension holding it in place.

Lacey and Dion's own words afterwards captured it better than we could.

Floral arrangements hang in a rustic chapel with tall windows, soft lighting, and candles on the floor, creating a serene atmosphere
"The flowers were nothing short of breathtaking. It was an explosion of creativity, craftsmanship, vision, and engineering — all infused with deep passion. What she created was not just floral design, it was an immersive experience." — Lacey + Dion

An elegant interior shot of "The Barn" at Stones of the Yarra Valley, characterized by a high, vaulted wooden ceiling. A large arched window at the far end of the room provides natural light. Dominating the space is a magnificent, horizontally suspended floral installation featuring a mix of dried elements, feathery textures, and fresh flowers in muted tones of brown, green, and white, with subtle hints of light pink. Below the installation, a small, organic-shaped floral arrangement stands on the floor, surrounded by several lit candles.

An elegant interior shot of "The Barn" at Stones of the Yarra Valley, characterized by a high, vaulted wooden ceiling. A large arched window at the far end of the room provides natural light. Dominating the space is a magnificent, horizontally suspended floral installation featuring a mix of dried elements, feathery textures, and fresh flowers in muted tones of brown, green, and white, with subtle hints of light pink. Below the installation, a small, organic-shaped floral arrangement stands on the floor, surrounded by several lit candles.

Photographer: Ash Haase 


 
 
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