GLORYLAND BANQUET HOTEL

A purpose-built wedding space must have the flexibility to adapt to different commercial markets and cultural needs, blending pure form with elements borrowed from tradition in an elegant yet romantic contemporary French style. Attention to detail, symmetry and the clever use of space presents the ceremonial feel required for the wedding scene.

The facade presents the original industrial factory building in the form of a French street scene, so that the guests who have the honor to attend the dinner can feel the ceremony atmosphere of the Western wedding in advance when they arrive at the project, and feel the holiness and beauty of the wedding.

The lobby space maximizes the height of the original condition, creating multiple possibilities of lines and connecting couples to the solemn wedding ceremony. The designer gradually evolves the single function of catering and banquet into a rich space experience. With the transformation of people and space, the art leads the audience to enter the next hall. In the space of the hall, the elements belonging to the theme banquet hall are extended to this space, so that the guests can make a transition in the public space and the exclusive wedding space. In this way, when opening the front door of each banquet hall, you can feel the wedding scene chosen by the couple, and immerse yourself in it.

Each ballroom space belongs to the home court of the wedding, and the ocean-themed banquet space will create an atmosphere as if you are under the sea through clever lighting and decorative elements. The Garden of Eden is inspired by the French garden and creates a romantic feeling like walking down the Champs-Elysees through the use of flowers and natural elements. The Dream Hall takes the theme of fantasy playground as the theme, where there are castles, carousels, hot air balloons and fireworks bursting all over the sky, dreamlike colors and details decoration, creating a romantic and mysterious fairy princess dream.