Zu & Hugo

Tropical Bohemian

The bride smiling at the camera with her bouquet, among palm fronds

Two columns of flowers and palm on the white sand, in front of waves and a pale sky

An arrangement of orange and white flowers with pampas on the sand, wooden chairs behind

A white boutonniere with dried flowers laid on weathered white wood

The bouquet resting on a window ledge with peeling turquoise paint

Zu & Hugo gathered the people they love most in Mexico for a celebration shaped around them, where every detail felt considered and nothing felt forced.

The couple’s hands folded together on the bride’s knee, her ring in view

A candlelit table with glassware and dark greenery under warm low lights

The couple embracing on the dance floor in the dark, lit softly from the side

A seating chart with the couple’s names, flowers at its foot among tropical plants

A small white boat filled with cans on ice, beside the seating chart

Tables with crossback chairs and candles beneath a ceiling of hanging foliage

Candles in glass among flowers at the center of a table, in deep amber light

A Closer Look

From the first conversation, Zu & Hugo knew the feeling they wanted before they knew the details: a weekend that felt generous and calm, with room to be present for every moment of it.

Every element was designed to tell the same story. The palette, the flowers and the paper goods were developed together, so that the Tropical Bohemian direction carried from the first invitation through to the last dance.

On the day, guests moved from the ceremony to the reception without ever seeing the work behind it. To Jane and her team, that quiet is the whole point, and to Zu & Hugo, it meant simply being there, together.