29. Chandeliers

Sarah Khan Event Styling
Sarah Khan

2026 installation
First Floor - Ballroom


The Inspiration

The iconic Spanish crystal chandeliers have been a focal point of the Ballroom since they were installed in the late 1960s.

The Flowers

Recipe: Dried and fresh product including bird of paradise leaves, hyacinth blooms

Florist’s inspiration: Ronak invites viewers to reconsider the source of light and life within a space. The floral chandelier becomes a metaphor for collective presence — reminding us that illumination is the strongest when many voices, identities and stories come together as one.

 

THE DESIGNER

Sarah Khan
Sarah Khan Event Styling

With an innate desire to work with her hands, Sarah Khan has found her calling in storytelling through flowers. Featured in renowned publications internationally, Khan's work has earned wide recognition for its creativity, intentionality and subtle yet bold anecdote of her Indian and Pakistan heritage. A passionate educator, Khan has taught for the New York Botanical Gardens and continues to curate educational content through her studio. Her work appears throughout prestigious venues including the Plaza Hotel and Cipriani in New York, Museums and most frequently iconic DC event venues. For Khan, floral design is not only a form of self expression but a lifelong exploration of the definition of beauty and personal growth.


PHOTOGRAPHED BY

Angelika Johns Photography

Angelika Johns is a wedding, portrait, and commercial photographer known for capturing natural and effortless photographs brimming with genuine emotion.

With an ability to sense the atmosphere and anticipate key moments, her work blends a photojournalistic approach with a refined editorial aesthetic.

Aimee Custis
Aimee Custis is a Washington, DC lifestyle wedding and portrait photographer.
http://aimeecustis.com
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