Hi Angela, this space has mega potential. For starters it has fantastic symmetry. However as the space is very long I would recommend you break it down into 2 zones. The front zone as the place for bride and bridesmaids to get ready and the end wall zone as the sleeping area. Divide the space with a set of luxurious pooling drapes, and keep the lighting in the sleeping zone dimmable wall hung bedside lights and and a conversation piece chandelier. Go for warm colours and a touch of gold. A high oversized shallow tufted bedhead will add luxe. A upmarket Bohemian theme could work well. The bridal preparation zone needs to be well lit, (daylight) bars, with floor to ceiling opposable mirrors, (side lit also). Remember this is a functioning space, there needs to be ample hanging for dresses/clothing, clear space, formalish seating (no bride or bridesmaid wants to get stuck in a low lounging sofa and need a hand-up. Have sideboard space for jewellery, flower holders etc and keep the colour palette very neutral, a blackwhite, and mid range neutral grey will work with any bridalware. If you would like any further advice you are welcome to contact me. As an interior designer I often work alongside a styling company that specialises in weddings and other events.

Forget the bean bags forget the swings

I am impressed by the view I see in these images attached to you. But I'm sure the real beauty is beyond the camera because the landscape seems to be perfect for a magical event like a wedding. Certainly, the design that would suit this cute place would be elegant, romantic, and minimalist. Of course, the colors I would suggest would be white, gold, maybe a little purple for color accents. I hope that the bride and groom's clothes be chosen in combination with the decor. I suggest the to wear bride a veiled silk dress, and the groom a modern gentleman's guru costume, in warm colors.