Jillian & Kyle
Six events. Two mountaintops. Three mountain resorts. Jillian and Kyle's wedding was never conceived as a sequence of events. It was imagined as one unfolding story — each chapter entirely different, yet unmistakably part of the same world.
324 M²
transformed in
approximately
24 HOURS
The starting point was St. Moritz itself. Its landscape, history, architecture and particular sense of glamour became material for the design.
100+
Over 100 helicopter rotations moved people and material through the landscape, across multiple venues and altitudes.
320+
More than 320 people formed the production team — designers, makers, florists, engineers, technicians, logistics teams, hospitality teams and artisans.
DESIGNED HERE.
Custom elements were designed and produced across Europe and Asia, travelling by air, sea and road before making their final journey into the mountains.
ONE WEDDING.
At the Kronenhof, a traditional Indian rangoli became an homage to place and heritage. At Paradiso, the concept explored time and perspective against the vastness of the mountains.
324 M²
At Badrutt's Palace, 324 square metres were transformed in approximately 24 hours into an entirely new environment for the reception.
THE SCALE WAS IMMENSE.
The experience could never feel that way. Because the real measure of production is not how much the guest sees. It is how little of the complexity they ever have to think about.
