07/07/2026
DID YOU KNOW?
Before moving into wedding and event styling, my background was in creating bespoke wedding cakes.
And while these two roles might seem different on the surface, so much of what I do now originated from my years as a cake designer.
On the functional side, working with wedding cakes taught me so much when it came to precision, attention to detail and how to balance creativity with practicality and logistics.
It’s also where I first learned about the ‘behind-the-scenes’ aspect of a wedding - where timelines, planning, and collaboration between suppliers are all essential to pulling off a day that looks seamless on the surface, but is actually the result of so much unseen work and experience.
Over the years, I’ve learned where couples tend to become overwhelmed and need the most support - and one of those areas is with styling their wedding space.
Whether it’s a case of wanting your decor to feel personal and unique but not knowing where to start, or having a vision but not having the time and mental bandwidth to pull off a huge DIY project - this is what your venue stylist is here to help with.
My favourite thing about weddings is working with couples who are excited about their big day and want it to feel unique to them. Getting to play a part in achieving their vision and seeing their reactions has always been the biggest motivator 🤍
Swipe through the post to see some of the feedback I received on my process when I was a cake designer - showing it’s not just about the final result, it’s who you work with to achieve it that makes all the difference 🥰
Amy
The Ivory Archive 🤍
