A blessing ceremony, for me, is a way of holding space for transition through intentional styling, ritual, and collective presence. Rooted in traditions that honour a woman’s life as a series of thresholds, it shifts the focus from the event itself to the experience of becoming. This ceremony was curated as a full sensory journey — from the design of the invitation and flow of the ritual to the styling of space, food, and adornment — celebrating the mother as she prepared to enter a new phase of life. Through thoughtful use of colour, objects, space, and gathering, the ceremony became an expression of how styling can shape not just how something looks, but how it is felt and remembered.