The Unbuttoned Wedding · Event Concept & Fashion Film
An evening gown with seating for two hundred.
The Unbuttoned Wedding treats the venue as a garment. The pavilion borrows its anatomy from couture: a tailored exterior, exaggerated buttons, controlled tension, and a sheer interior revealed through a series of deliberately undone fastenings. Guests don’t walk into a tent. They walk into a dress caught mid-undress.
The film follows the couple through that procession, from closed silhouette to open celebration, and is shot in a fashion-film style rather than as wedding coverage.
It’s a model for how I approach events: one strong idea that governs the architecture, the styling and the film, so every guest photo tells the same story.
Concept, spatial design and direction by House of Pari. Generated with AI tools.
- Published
October 24, 2026
