A delicate path to the altar sprinkled with white rose petals gave a touch of natural freshness to a warm August day. Celebrations do differ according to the season, and so their designs and compositions must be faithful to this. In this case, the bride and groom, with their very natural spirit and style, chose this Sevillian setting, which for them was everything.

Without pretension, Titila focused on enhancing the elements that are so characteristic to the South of Spain and which are so much in demand and valued by the foreign public. The colour of the ‘albero’, the use of esparto grass, bamboo as well as ceramics and clay in the purest Andalusian essence were combined in harmony with the chosen whites, the green splashes given by the lushness of the garden and the orange shades used in mandarins and oranges, a reminder, once again, the chosen destination city.

Often, less is more. Proof of this is the result of this dinner laid out on impeccable imperial tables, dressed in immaculate white and adorned with meticulously thought-out arrangements and tableware, achieving to perfectly blend the location with the time of year, the identity of the bride and groom, their nationality and the expectations that needed to be met. Every element has to be taken into account before starting to identify and build proposals.

There is nothing more enriching and valuable for Titila than to receive with commitment the demands of our bride and groom who come, like Rachel and James, from so far away and to set for ourselves the challenge of designing great moments and experiences respecting every detail of their identity we believe we have to take into account and highlight on the big day. Because our mission is none other than to offer experiences that shine and last in the memory of hosts and guests forever.

Thank you Rachel & James, for putting your trust in Titila. May you be happy now and always!