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N° 04 — Palm House · Coral Terrace
Palm House
Grand terraces, hurricane lamps, and a dinner that stretches long past sunset.
Plate · Folio N° 04 · Palm House
The World
Doors open, fans turning, and a night that gets longer because the room invites it.
Palm Beach clubs and classic Florida resorts — grand terraces, ceiling fans, hurricane lamps, and rooms that open straight to the gardens. The doors stay open all night; cocktails begin at the threshold and never quite move inside, and dinner comes late and lingers later. Mixed crystal, candlelight that lasts, the garden coming in on the warm air. Palm House is for the couple who let the temperature set the pace — atmosphere over schedule, the night longer because the room invites it.
The Folio — ContentsThe Collector's Edition
The whole evening, on the record.
i.The Look The world in plates — terraces, arched doors, hurricane lamps, palms, and the light that pours in from every direction.
ii.The Logic Why this wedding works: indoor-outdoor flow, the doors open, the night unhurried.
iii.The Budget Where the money goes first, what it buys, and what the resort already holds.
iv.The Vendor Direction The briefs — the caterer, the bar, the band — in the language warm-coast vendors answer to.
v.The Hour-by-Hour The whole evening, timed — cocktails at the doors, dinner late, and a night that stretches past sunset.
Plate · The Threshold
Plate · The Table
The Planning CompanionBuilt to plan against
The architecture, in your hands.
i.The Budget Logic The framework that keeps every spending decision answerable.
ii.The Vendor Briefs One per vendor — the caterer, the bar, the band — ready to send.
iii.The Timing The working timeline, from booking order to the late-dinner hour itself.
iv.The Refusals What this wedding says no to — so you never re-argue it. Nothing that rushes the night.
v.The Decisions The calls that bring the evening to life, in the order they need making.