Rochelle & Alex
Rochelle & Alex’s Fernbank Wedding
Their wedding at Fernbank Museum of Natural History embraced a modern and elevated approach to museum wedding design. Set within one of Atlanta’s most distinctive cultural spaces, the celebration balanced architectural structure with thoughtful, refined details. From the start, the overall experience felt intentional, polished, and visually engaging.
The ceremony design focused on clarity and scale, allowing the surroundings to remain a strong focal point. Clean lines and restrained floral elements framed the moment without competing with the venue itself. Subtle layers of texture and tone added depth, while the open layout supported a calm and composed atmosphere. As a result, the ceremony felt modern, grounded, and confidently styled.
As the celebration transitioned into the reception, the design shifted to enhance warmth and connection. The space transformed into an inviting environment centered on guest experience. Refined tablescapes, soft lighting, and tailored floral accents introduced balance to the museum setting while maintaining a contemporary edge. In addition, repeated design elements throughout the room created rhythm and continuity. Because of this, the reception felt cohesive and well considered from every angle.
Throughout the wedding day, the design emphasized movement and flow. Each transition happened with ease, and every detail served a clear purpose. Consistent materials and tones connected the ceremony and reception while allowing the venue’s unique character to shine. Nothing felt excessive or overdone. Instead, the experience unfolded naturally and with intention.
Designed by House of BASH, an Atlanta wedding planner and wedding florist, this Fernbank wedding reflected Rochelle & Alex’s vision for a celebration that felt modern, meaningful, and thoughtfully executed. The final result honored the venue’s cultural presence while delivering a refined wedding experience that felt confident, elevated, and memorable.
