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Bright empty clear-top wedding tent with black beams, black chairs, white flowers and green olive tree at the Aga Khan Museum

Ethereal Creators’ White Garden Wedding at the Aga Khan Museum

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A white floral garden ceremony and a black-and-white clear-top marquee reception for Jasmine and Anuj, created by Ethereal Creators around a living olive tree at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum.


Modern wedding flowers in dialogue with architecture


For Jasmine and Anuj’s wedding at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum, Ethereal Creators chose a concept called White Garden: densely composed white flowers, reflective finishes, black accents and a living olive tree. The angular architecture of the museum set the tone for a contemporary wedding aesthetic that balanced strict geometry with natural textures. The studio’s design allowed the museum grounds and light-filled spaces to remain part of the experience.


Bright empty clear-top wedding tent with black beams, black chairs, white flowers and green olive tree at the Aga Khan Museum
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Open clear-top tent interior with circular wedding tables and central living olive tree
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

A reception anchored by an olive tree


The dinner took place beneath a custom clear-top marquee. Its black steel frame formed a strong graphic pattern overhead, while a living olive tree became the central feature around which tables were arranged. Transparent roofing brought the surrounding sky into the room, and black draping gave the setting a more intimate atmosphere after dark.


Wide view of tented wedding reception with transparent roof, pale flowers and symmetrical black chairs
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Nighttime exterior of clear-top marquee wedding reception beside Aga Khan Museum
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Mirror, linen and a restrained white floral palette


Reflective tabletops multiplied the textures of white roses and hydrangeas. Black dining chairs and crisp linens added contrast, while glassware, pale bouquets and candlelight balanced the strong linear design. The florals created texture without introducing competing colours.


Round mirrored wedding reception table with layered white rose flowers and black-and-white place settings
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Long white wedding table with elegant black chairs and floral arrangements beneath transparent roof
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

White rose and hydrangea centrepieces with soft candles on a long dinner table
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Small details with architectural precision


The individual place settings followed the room’s minimalist vocabulary. Black-and-white stationery, fine glassware and low floral groupings repeated the palette at a smaller scale. The combination of natural flowers, metal and transparent surfaces remained coherent from the centre of the pavilion to each guest’s plate.


Close detail of white flower table decoration and place setting in a modern tent
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Black-and-white wedding dinner menu and polished glassware on a reflective tabletop
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

White floral and cream place setting detail reflecting on a mirrored dinner table
Design: Ethereal Creators. Photography: Mango Studios. Source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto

Credits and original portfolio


Floral and event design: Ethereal Creators. Wedding couple: Jasmine and Anuj. Venue: Aga Khan Museum, Toronto. Photography: Mango Studios, Toronto, as credited in the studio’s project guide. Original design source: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/aga-khan-museum-wedding-toronto ; additional event views: https://www.etherealcreators.com/blog/luxury-outdoor-tent-wedding-at-aga-khan-black-and-white


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