MEET Rebecca
Rebecca reimagines wedding design and planning through an artistic and contemporary lens.
“My role is to listen intently ensuring you feel confident that your vision, values and dreams are not only understood but cherished and meticulously brought to life.”
— Rebecca
the person
behind the ARTISTRY
As a stylist and planner with over 6 years experience in the industry, published in The LANE and recommended on Rock My Wedding, Rebecca brings a wealth of expertise and a calm presence to your wedding.
By blending bold artistry, luxurious details and seamless execution she creates a day that captivates and inspires.
‘At the heart of my approach lies a deep commitment to connection, forging a bond with each couple rooted in shared ideals and a unified vision.
I recognise that entrusting someone with one of life’s most significant moments requires a profound connection and a shared understanding that your celebration will reflect your love story with authenticity.
Being part of such a significant day in people’s lives is an incredible honour.’
Aretê
The word Aretê originates from ancient Greece and refers to excellence , virtue or the full realisation of potential. It is the quality that makes something its best. The concept encompasses more than just a moral virtue, also including qualities such as skill, grace, honesty and fulfilling ones inherent purpose.
Excellence
In ancient Greek, aretē (ἀρετή) refers to excellence, virtue, or the full realisation of potential for any person or thing. It is the quality that makes something its best..
Virtue
In ethics, it often translates to moral virtue, encompassing qualities like honesty, skill, courage and grace.
Purpose
Using arete as a principle for living life means that you are focused on the quality of everything you do and in service of others.
Principle
Living by the principle of arete means focusing on the quality of actions and experiences, striving for fulfillment and meaning.
