When I was writing this wedding design with my pen in my hand, there was still the warmth of a pencil in the outline on my fingertips.
As an art student who has been dealing with color and texture for a long time, I have always wanted to break the unique way of wedding decoration. It is to stack it up as a celestial uniform flower, or as an empty scary symbol. So I got this Modern Oriental wedding-Kirin wedding motif. This is not to follow the trends, but to weave together an Eastern sensibility, French elegance, and a deep sense of wedding ceremony into a soft, protective layer for the bride and groom.
From the draft to the landing, I modified the seven plates to remove overly sharp lines, weakening the thick traditional texture and infusing the Kirin’s noble essence in soft shades of purple and dark green. This is not a simple design, but a mind-filled design that solves the problem of wedding arrangement and is suitable for a variety of situations. Every detail adds a score to your wedding.
Kirin wedding decoration: romantic design with rewarding meaning
Many assume the Kirin is a Western mythical creature, but it’s actually rooted in East Asian lore. I was afraid it was too heavy and serious. This was my concern when I first designed it.
It wasn’t until after repeated scrutiny that I realized that the wedding was the best romance hidden in the details. It keeps loyalty, rewards and protects, and symbolizes harmonious family & prosperous life. This has a deeper meaning than ordinary love and rose motifs, and is to engrave in the wedding scene the expectation of “the peace and joy of the rest of your life to come”.
I especially weakened the majesty of Kirin, retained the sharp lines of the deer body, soft needles, unique horns, and softened and balanced with muted, low-saturation lilac tones, completely avoiding the old atmosphere of traditional culture. It did not attract popularity, but it allowed the wedding to be recognized, and it was not deliberately selective, but it allowed the customers to feel full sanctity, solving the problem of “the wedding decoration has no memory point and is too serious”.
In addition, this motif does not obscure the style, it can not only add the depth of the Middle and Chinese wedding, but also add oriental charm to the Western wedding. Even a handful of light luxury weddings can blend perfectly, completely avoiding the usual pitfalls of mismatched decor and clashing styles.
Wedding scene with a flamboyant pattern: the luxury of a minority avoids all the usual traps
When designing, I went directly around more than ten wedding halls, repeatedly testing the suitability of the scene, and sorted out some of the most productive and reassuring scenes. The bride and groom moved directly and did not fall into the trap.
French Garden/Grass Wedding (Preferred)
The gentle purple pattern and the green of the grass, the stone walls of the garden are well matched to soften the feel of the outdoor scene. It combines a seamless pattern with natural light and shadow, bringing French elegance and oriental elegance at the same time, and includes filters when shooting so that no major repairs are required afterwards.
Honeymoon/Honeymoon Wedding
Dropping the intensity of traditional red gold and adding a little softness to the light purple pattern, it fits the “not beautiful and gorgeous” that cautiously seeks, and fits well with wooden desks, chairs and curtain backgrounds. It creates a refined, celebratory atmosphere that grown-ups love and younger guests find fresh and photogenic.
Room Salon Wedding
To solve the problem of the banquet hall lighting is dark and decoration seems to be undercut, the motif’s delicate lines can enhance the sophistication of the space. Wallpapers, table cards, carpets and more all make the space more layered, creating luxury even on a small budget.
Although there are only a few guests, the Kirin motif can consciously fill a small scene. Make hand bouquet decorations, ring prints, invitations to hide the annoying details in the corner, soft and powerful.
Humane Wedding Setting Practice: Designers’ Hidden Know-how
This part is a practical thing that I have stepped through numerous pits and totally failed, there are no empty terms, and the newcomer can solve it himself.
Core area placement (main ceremonial area)
Place the cast pattern in the center of the ceremonial background and don’t fill it with a combination of soft purple curtains and foggy green branches and leaves! I’ve seen so many believers fill their culture with backgrounds that look crowded and sluggish. Recommended “order + blank”, when the outer corner is placed in the center of the ceremony stand, it not only emphasizes the auspicious meaning, but also the vision is clean, and the photography is done extremely well.
Detail Zone Points (Increased Happiness)
Print mini patterns on table cards, seat drawings, wedding gift boxes, gifts to make the overall style uniform at very low cost. Carpets and cushions use a lilac background to relax your feet and guide your guests along the lines, and the bride wraps a patterned ribbon in a bouquet to harmonize the whole design and directly satisfy the details.
Warning
Don’t wear purple! Initially, the test manuscript used bright purple, but it looked muddy and dull. The fog surface is mild purple, stick to muted lilac with soft gray undertones. Do not make the the delicate Kirin motif too large, it is best to adjust the diameter to 30-50cm. If the pattern is too big, it overwhelms the space; if too small, it gets lost. Choosing the lighting in warm and white makes the motif’s texture stand out completely and the cold light can look stiff.
Designing the Path of the Mind: A Soft Creative Process Landing on Inspiration
The wedding ritual that first came to mind was because one bride and groom told me, “I don’t have to be too gorgeous, but I want to have a meaningful wedding where we have to hide our expectations for the future.” ”
At that time, I was stuck in the library, looking at cultural reports, and revised Kirin’s portrait several times. I softened the sharp armored spikes to a soft curve, the thick coloring to a flamboyant fog green, and even adjusted the curvature of the peripheral to make it look like a ‘protection’ rather than a ‘judgment’.
I don’t want to create cold designs, I want to give them warmth. It proves the oath, protects the bride and groom, and fills the ceremonial consciousness. All lines are meant to interpret ‘happiness’, and all colours are meant to allow softness and a rewarding mood to coexist.
As an artist, I always think of wedding decoration as a medium of memory, not a consumable. When you unfold your wedding photo a few years later, what you can think of is not only the scene, but also the expectations and gentleness hidden in this motif.
To the end: Kirin motif design that gives emotional value to the wedding
It is not a simple decorative motif, but a way to solve the problems of the wedding.
Worried about style clashes? Oriental top + French softness, can not find the same model in the market.
Are you afraid of being framed? It weakens tradition, preserves goodwill, the adults are satisfied, the young like it.
Hard to install? With a clear pragmatic mindset and a small budget, you don’t have to worry.
Wedding is one of the softest ceremonies in life. This purple pattern keeps your vows and adorns happiness, and we hope that unexpected warmth and luck are hidden in all scenes.
Originally reprinted from: Vow & Void Studio - https://frpaper.top/archives/4675