The design of the main background was the perfect embodiment of music and love. Designed with a combination of yin and yang, a massive flower display contrasted black walls. The display represented music and love. Neon purple lights accentuated the dark space. Overhead, massive hanging circular pieces mimicked a stereo, while the lines of the floral wall imitated a radio frequency.

The aesthetics of the neon lighting up the flowers in the dark space were beautiful, creating a space ideal for listening to music while focusing on the visual elements of the ceremony. Afterward, the ceremony floor transformed into a dance floor.

After the live broadcast (ceremony), Love Radio (wedding) changed into a Love Bar. The seats were custom designed for guests as seats in bars and nightclubs. After a pleasant meal, the guests enjoyed the continuation and aftertaste of music and friendship in groups like bars and nightclubs.

The couple led the way in playing the Love Radio turntable game. Guests played music-related games throughout the evening.

Swing dance coaches taught on-site before the party, so that guests could master simple music rhythm and dance steps and dance on the dance floor.

Guests were provided with plenty of interactive dancing activities, including a swing dance instructor and floor stepping mats.

Roses and other flowers of pinks and purples created a stunning backdrop for the ceremony.