
From the very first note, Maren and Nick’s wedding at Urban Daisy was built to move. Music lovers at heart—bonded over a shared obsession with EDM and Rufus du Sol—the couple made one thing clear from the start: the dance floor wasn’t an afterthought, it was the main event.
Designer Laine Palm translated that energy into every inch of the space. The clean white interior and lush greenery of Urban Daisy provided the perfect blank canvas, one that practically begged for color, pattern and personality. Bold striped linens anchored the head table, while a custom orange checkered dance floor became the visual centerpiece of the room—a graphic, electric statement that set the tone for the night ahead. Disco balls woven into the overhead greenery installation caught the light and the mood in equal measure. “Have fun on your wedding day,” notes Palm. “Play with color, play with patterns, exude personality if that’s what you want!”
Ergo Floral brought the design deck to life with bright, asymmetrical arrangements—juicy and unapologetically bold—built to hold their own against the maximalist energy of the room. Live saxophone paired with DJ Benny Nord kept the momentum building from cocktail hour straight through last call.
“Make music a centerpiece to the day,” advises Palm. “Celebrate every little moment and make sure your people know the point of the day is to enjoy it!” —Lara Burnap









