Just outside Bordeaux, in a sunlit estate, a wedding unfolded beneath a sailcloth tent set on pale wooden flooring. The atmosphere was simple and refined, carried by the clarity of the day and a light, thoughtful design. Inside the tent, round tables and clean-lined chairs created a warm and understated setting.

Overhead, string lights stretched with precision formed a soft canopy above the guests.

As the day slowly faded, natural light gave way to a more intimate glow, turning the structure into a lantern open to the night.

A setting designed to fade away, so the moment could take center stage.

In an orangerie nomade, bistro garlands are not just a simple detail. They structure, they transform, they define the atmosphere. Stretched overhead, they create a luminous ceiling that follows the architecture of the canvas. Each bulb diffuses a warm, balanced light that highlights faces, softens shadows, and gives the scene visual coherence as soon as night falls. This lighting is what shifts the event into another dimension. By day, the tent becomes an open setting. Once evening comes, the light takes over and establishes an intimate, controlled atmosphere, ideal for connection and exchange.