Stone quarry in Menorca

Natasha and Josh’s wedding was conceived as a journey through some of Menorca’s most extraordinary landscapes. Four days, four completely different settings, and a celebration where fashion, architecture, local culture and bespoke design came together against the raw beauty of the island.

The celebrations began at Cova d’en Xoroi, an iconic venue carved directly into the cliffs of Menorca. Privatised exclusively for Natasha and Josh, the cave became the setting for their first evening together with their guests.

The following morning brought an entirely different atmosphere: a relaxed yet meticulously designed pool party filled with bespoke details.

Custom towels, floats, cushions, table linens, napkins and personalised backgammon sets transformed the space, creating a playful Mediterranean setting where every element had been considered.

Natasha wore a vintage-inspired look with an iconic Chanel swimsuit, perfectly capturing the effortless glamour of the day.

Guests created a painting for the couple during the event. And local touches were woven throughout the experience, from artisanal ice creams made on the island to Bubu’s iconic sandwiches — a celebration of Menorca through some of its simplest pleasures.

For the rehearsal dinner, guests travelled to a traditional country house hidden in a remote part of the island. Surrounded by an untamed Menorcan landscape, we created a setting that deliberately contrasted the rustic character of the location with a sophisticated, unexpected design.

Long serpentine tables in shades of pink curved through the space, decorated with an unconventional composition of flowers, potatoes, radishes and onions, all within the same tonal palette.

Spanish guitar accompanied dinner, adding another layer of local character to the evening.

At each place setting, guests discovered a hand-painted ceramic plate individually created with their name — a personal piece designed especially for the celebration, and theirs to take home at the end of the night.

The final celebration took place in one of the island’s most extraordinary settings: a monumental marés stone quarry.

For the ceremony, we designed a procession of five-metre-high arches with a bronze-effect finish. Their scale responded to the monumental architecture of the quarry, creating a dramatic aisle that felt almost sculptural against the raw Menorcan stone.

As night fell, the quarry transformed once again.

For the party, layers of suspended fabric became canvases for a bespoke projection show featuring Natasha and Josh’s wedding vows. The words moved across the textiles, turning something deeply intimate into an immersive part of the celebration.

Then came a final surprise. Images from the previous days were projected directly onto the vast stone walls of the quarry, creating a visual retrospective of the wedding weekend that none of the guests had seen before.

A final chapter that brought the entire celebration together — from a cave overlooking the Mediterranean to the Menorcan countryside and, finally, the monumental landscape of the quarry.

Natasha and Josh’s luxury destination wedding in Menorca was designed around contrast: raw landscapes and refined details, local traditions and contemporary design, intimate gestures and monumental scale. A celebration created not simply as a series of events, but as one continuous experience of the island.