I didn’t start this banner by thinking about a wedding. I started by thinking about abundance. In North American weddings, roses aren’t subtle. They are generous. They fill space. They say, love is not scarce here. That idea stayed with me. So instead of framing the scene first, I let…
I didn’t begin this design with flowers. I began with joy. In North American culture, dogs represent something deeply emotional — loyalty, unconditional love, and the quiet comfort of always being chosen. I wanted to take that feeling and translate it into a wedding moment blessed by God, set against…
I began not with flowers or creatures, but with the idea of connection. In North American wedding traditions, love is both intimate and public — it grows in gentle moments yet shines in celebration. Inspired by Japanese romantic folklore and the energy of a lively beach celebration, I imagined two…
How This Idea Found Me I didn’t begin this banner with a heart. I began with wings. In many North American marriage stories and modern love myths, commitment isn’t portrayed as something loud or dramatic. It’s often described as a shared shelter — a place you step into together. That…