Armenian Wedding Flowers at Renaissance Banquet Hall

Designing for a banquet hall

Unlike a hotel ballroom, a banquet hall like Renaissance is built specifically for large receptions: a wide room, a big dance floor, and a stage area for the couple. That gives us freedom — there's no hotel décor to work around — but it also means the florals carry the whole look of the room.

We design Renaissance receptions with a strong sweetheart stage, tall centerpieces to add height, and entrance and dance-floor moments so the room feels full and finished.

The entrance and the lavash-and-honey welcome

The couple's arrival at the hall is a highlight of an Armenian reception, often with the lavash-and-honey welcome from the parents at the entrance. We style the entrance with florals and a setting for the welcome so the moment photographs well and sets the tone for the evening.

Sweetheart stage and centerpieces

The sweetheart stage at Renaissance gets a floral backdrop scaled to the stage, with arrangements on either side and along the front. Tall gold-and-crystal centerpieces suit the room's scale; we plan them by table count and mix in lower designs where the budget or the sightlines call for it.

From St. Mary to Renaissance

Most Renaissance weddings begin with a crowning ceremony at St. Mary in Glendale or St. Leon in Burbank. We install the church first, then move suitable pieces to the hall within Renaissance's load-in window, which we confirm at the first walkthrough.