Vic Meirelles Brings Tropical Color to Raquel Mattar and Clemente Jr.’s Wedding

Editorial Analysis: Two Botanical Moods in Turks and Caicos

Raquel Mattar and Clemente Jr.'s destination wedding at Amanyara in Turks and Caicos unfolded across two distinct celebrations. Vic Meirelles gave the welcome party a vivid tropical floral language, designed to suit the beach atmosphere and the celebratory mood. The following day's ceremony adopted a contrasting green-and-white palette, more restrained in relation to the architecture and sea.

The bright welcome arrangements were suited to a lively informal gathering, whereas the main ceremony emphasized the location's natural setting. The altar was positioned around the hotel's pool area with the sea as its backdrop. Keeping the wedding flowers in white and green helped the design support rather than compete with this view.

Working across multiple event days is not simply a matter of repeating the same arrangement. The floral palette must mark different moments while maintaining a recognizable quality of execution. Here, stronger colors created energy for the first celebration; the ceremony returned to a calmer scheme and a greater sense of continuity with the landscape.

The photographs are credited to Vanessa Kohler, and the decoration to Vic Meirelles. The project is particularly instructive for destination wedding design because the palette was adapted to the timing and character of each event instead of applying one decorative solution to every setting.

Design Notes

The published coverage credits Vic Meirelles with a decoration built around cheerful colors and tropical flowers.

Botanical color is the main design tool, giving the celebration an energetic identity.

Editorial Source

https://www.constancezahn.com/raquel-mattar-clemente-jr/

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Photography Credits

Photography: Vanessa Kohler.