Liana and Justin brought their wedding to The Prince Deck, and the rooftop became a garden with a skyline habit. The vision was romance at its most lush: white and cream blooms drowning in greenery, textures left wild and organic, all set against the sleek black lines of the deck. Garden softness, city edge. The best of both worlds, literally.

The ceremony was pure magic. A black aisle runner cut a dramatic path through planters overflowing with white roses and trailing foliage, leading to vows framed by greenery on every side. No heavy arch stealing the scene, just florals that grew around the moment the way a garden grows around a path. The couple stood in the middle of it, and honestly, so did the whole of St Kilda.

The pool got styled too, because at The Prince Deck, everything is a backdrop. Greenery and white blooms spilled along the water’s edge, soft arrangements pooled light and texture across the deck, and that mirror-still pool doubled every floral like the garden had a reflection with excellent taste. Golden hour hit, and the whole setting went from beautiful to unrepeatable.

The details kept the story going. Vases of white blooms in black vessels for contrast, candles glowing low as the evening came in, a sculptural black cake crowned with fresh florals, and a welcome moment announcing Justin and Liana in style. Then the night took over: champagne, dancing, black and white frames catching the celebration well past dark.

Because that’s what a wedding should be: a garden with a heartbeat. Liana and Justin brought the love and the party, The Prince Deck brought the skyline and the pool, and we brought the blooms, the greenery and the glow. Congratulations, you gorgeous pair. The rooftop still remembers.