Wedding Design Consultant & The Founder of CRÉO STUDIOS
I'm Caroline Rebodos, and I founded CRÉO STUDIOS because I kept witnessing the same pattern: couples with incredible taste and a genuine vision, overwhelmed by the planning process before they'd ever had the chance to articulate what they actually wanted.
My work starts before the vendors, before the contracts, before the spreadsheets. It starts with identity — with excavating what your wedding actually stands for, and building a visual language around it that's specific, evocative, and unmistakably yours.
The result isn't just a pretty moodboard. It's a design foundation that makes every subsequent decision easier, clearer, and more confident — from florals to fonts to what your guests feel when they walk through the door.
Wedding Design Consultant & Creative Director of CRÉO STUDIOS
The most personal weddings aren’t the ones that include everything.
They’re the ones that know what to hold onto.
I’m Selin Karaoguz, Creative Director at CRÉO STUDIOS and a 2027 bride myself.
I’m most interested in design that has a point of view. The kind that pulls together unexpected references, personal history, and a little bit of the couple’s everyday life to create something entirely their own.
At CRÉO, Caroline and I work closely with our couples to find those details and turn them into a visual story that feels layered, considered, and deeply personal.
Décor is the output. Design is the framework. We help you build the framework so that every decorative choice — however small — has a reason and a place.
Beautiful weddings are easy to come by. Weddings that actually feel like the couple who threw them are rare. We start with who you are, not what looks good right now.
Perfection is a moving target. Intentionality is a practice. Our goal is to help you make choices you can stand behind — not to chase an impossible aesthetic ideal.
No two consultations look the same because no two couples are the same. Everything we create is custom to your specific story, taste, and celebration.
By the time we sit down together, the couples we work with best tend to share a few things in common. They have a point of view — even if it's unformed. They want their wedding to feel like something, not just look like something. And they understand that great design takes intention, not just budget.