Garden arrival
Botanical pours and music among the ferns.
Editorial invitation
Dinner, dancing & vows beneath the canopy.
Together with their families, Elara Rowan and Jules Arden invite you to witness their marriage in a glasshouse garden, then stay as candlelight gives way to stars.
With all our love, E & J
Ceremony coordinates
Through the iron gates, toward the moon.
The ceremony begins in the fern court before the evening moves into the candlelit glasshouse.
Celebration venueThe Nocturne Glasshouse
ArrivalPlease be seated by 16:30.
TransportA shuttle departs after midnight.
Evening timeline
As daylight fades.
A slow gathering, a garden ceremony, and a long table set for stories. Times are gently held; only the company is essential.
The vows
A moon-gate ceremony in the lower court.
Supper under glass
Seasonal plates served along one candlelit table.
Night in bloom
Toasts, dancing and dessert beneath the stars.
A moonlit palette · never a uniform
Attire guidance
Garden formal, after dark.
Dress for candlelight and a little February air: beautiful layers, rich textures and shoes that can cross a stone garden path.
Ink, forest, moonstone, antique gold and muted blush are welcome—not required. Wear what makes the evening feel like yours.
Our story
One table.
Two strangers.
Their story, in bloom
It began with the last two seats at a crowded winter supper. Elara arrived with rain on her coat; Jules had ordered too much bread. By dessert, the room had emptied around a conversation neither was ready to leave.
The years since have been measured in shared train windows, herbs rescued from market stalls, and late dinners that became early mornings. In every new place, they found a garden. In every garden, a reason to stay awhile.
So they chose a glasshouse for the promise: somewhere tender things are protected, wild things are encouraged, and even in darkness the whole room remembers how to grow.