At Louise Perry Weddings, we specialise in creating unique and personalised multicultural weddings, and Kew Gardens is one of our favourite venues. We understand how to work with its diverse spaces, ensuring each area is used to its full potential, and your day flows smoothly.
If you’re considering getting married at Kew Gardens, Sophie and Pedram’s wedding is a beautiful example of how to seamlessly incorporate multicultural elements while making the most of this iconic venue.
Photography by Sam Docker | Filmed by Storybook Films | Wedding Planning by Louise Perry Weddings
Sophie and Pedram opted to have their Jewish-Persian ceremony at the Nash Conservatory, where they combined traditional elements from both cultures, creating a meaningful and personal experience for them and their guests.
After the ceremony, guests moved to the Princess of Wales Conservatory for a drinks reception. Here, the stunning gardens provided a perfect backdrop, and guests spilled outside to enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings and the beautiful weather. The celebration then moved to the magnificent Temperate House, where dinner and dancing took place amid the exotic plants and serene atmosphere.
If you’re planning to have your dinner and dancing at the Temperate House, take inspiration from Kim & Matt and Jade & Ryan’s weddings, which showcase different design ideas for this stunning space. If you’re considering the Orangery, Ellen & Michael’s autumn wedding, Tim & Jem’s spring wedding, and Sarah & Alexis’ round table setup are fantastic examples of how you can create your dream celebration at Kew Gardens.
Looking to plan a unique and seamless multicultural wedding at Kew Gardens? With our expert knowledge of the venue and experience in blending cultural traditions, we’ll help you create a celebration that’s perfectly tailored to you.