Abidjan, Luanda and Lagos
The venue, date and accommodation addresses allow journeys to be assessed. The proposal identifies resources to source locally, costs to establish and lead times to confirm; it does not assume a permanent team in each city.
Abidjan · Congo · Luanda · Lagos · Destinations · Event décor & scenography
Across Africa, spectacular event design that honours place, culture and emotion.
The concept identifies what can be hired or made locally and what would require transport. Volumes, lead times, set-up access and weather alternatives are assessed for the exact venue before production is confirmed.
Discuss your event designService area
AfricaAbidjanKinshasaBrazzavilleLuandaLagos
Projects considered in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire; Kinshasa, DRC; Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo; Luanda, Angola; and Lagos, Nigeria. Confirmation depends on the venue, available resources and delivery conditions.
Your celebration · Our direction
The wedding’s country shapes the entire plan.
Kinshasa and Brazzaville are in two different countries: the address and country must be clear from the initial brief. For Abidjan, Luanda or Lagos, the plan distinguishes local teams and purchases from any items that would need to be transported.
Each project includes a review of venue access, sourcing lead times, technical spaces, power requirements and guest transport. Season, travel and applicable formalities are checked for the chosen destination before confirmation.
A review for each country, city and venue
Kinshasa and Brazzaville
Staffing, equipment and travel are assessed in the country hosting the reception. If the programme involves both cities, each stage needs separate confirmation before the schedule is agreed.
A Marrakech wedding planned from Africa
For a celebration in Morocco, preparation can take place remotely: venue choice, décor and menu approvals, accommodation and transfers. The couple’s country of residence and the event’s destination are distinguished from the outset.
Separating design, production and transport
The concept identifies what can be hired or made locally and what would require transport. Volumes, lead times, set-up access and weather alternatives are assessed for the exact venue before production is confirmed.
Event décor & scenography
Art direction that reveals the venue without ever overwhelming it.
Palette, florals, furniture, lighting, table styling and signage are composed as one visual story, designed around your architecture and celebration.
What our design studio can create
Art direction, colour palette and mood boards
Ceremony, arch, chuppah and floral aisle
Florals, centrepieces and suspended installations
Furniture, seating, lounges and spatial planning
Lighting, candles, stage and architectural enhancement
Stationery, signage, installation and dismantling
Selected signature
Florals, tables and light.
Selection from our portfolio illustrating this service, across destinations.
Our process
From the first idea to the final guest.
Listen
Venue, story, atmosphere, colours and celebration priorities.
Design
Creative concept, floor plan, materials, florals, furniture and light.
Produce
Sourcing, prototypes, quantities, technical planning and workshops.
Install
Set-up, on-site finishing, visual control and dismantling.
Frequently asked questions
The essentials before our first conversation.
How is your service area confirmed?
Projects considered in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire; Kinshasa, DRC; Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo; Luanda, Angola; and Lagos, Nigeria. Confirmation depends on the venue, available resources and delivery conditions.
Is every design fully bespoke?
Yes. The palette, florals, furniture, lighting, table styling and stationery are developed from the architecture, the occasion and your personal aesthetic.
Can you design both ceremony and reception?
Yes. Ceremony, cocktail, dinner, stage, lounges and signage can be composed as one continuous scenography.
Do you manage installation and dismantling?
According to the approved concept, we can manage transport, installation, on-site finishing, technical coordination and dismantling.