Luxury Trends · 8 min read

The rise of the interactive guest experience

Nine suppliers reshaping the shape of a modern wedding day.

The rise of the interactive guest experience

For a long time, the wedding was watched. Guests sat, guests ate, guests clapped at the right moments. The last three seasons have quietly changed that — a growing set of suppliers now build the day around moments the guest is inside, not outside...

Every story in the Journal links back to the suppliers who made it possible — Nozze is a marketplace, and every page is quietly shoppable.

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Iris & Fields — Live Illustrators
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Iris & Fields

Bath · South West · UK-wide

Watercolour portraiture of your guests, sketched live over the course of the evening.

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The Nozze EditTravels UK-wide
The Polaroid Parlour — Photo Booths
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The Polaroid Parlour

Manchester · North West · Midlands

An analogue Polaroid parlour with hand-tied guestbook and a very careful eye for light.

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The Nozze EditWithin 250 miles
Sable Florals — Interactive Guest Experiences
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Sable Florals

Oxford · South East · Midlands

A flower-arranging station where guests build their own take-home posy from a shifting seasonal palette.

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The Nozze EditWithin 150 miles
Signal & Sound — Interactive Guest Experiences
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Signal & Sound

Bristol · South West · UK-wide

An audio guestbook: a vintage rotary phone, one attendant, and a keepsake vinyl of your guests' messages.

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The Nozze EditTravels UK-wide

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