Two olive green velvet sofas anchoring separate lounge zones. Dense sculptural greenery flanking each sofa, tucked into the corners behind and beside them. Not a wall. Not a hedge. Clusters that frame the seating without blocking sightlines from behind. Think 3 feet tall max, placed at the ends of each sofa and in the corner pocket. When someone sits down and gets hit with direct flash, the foliage is in the frame. That's the shot. Large monstera mixed with philodendron and fern. Dense. Textured. Dark.

Dense greenery framing the edges of the outdoor patio. Both sides of the entrance. Potted or freestanding. Should look like it's been growing there for years. This is the first organic thing guests see when they step outside. Make it count.

Two long communal tables. Low dark greenery running down the center of each. Flat. Under 6 inches. Candles woven through. Italian ruscus, dark fern, or podocarpus. People need to see across the table. This is a runner, not a centerpiece.

Minimal. A single branch or small monstera arrangement at each end of the food stations. The food is the star on these surfaces. The greenery just marks the edges. Small. Clean.