The aisle was lined with the bride's blue hydrangea.
The men wore yellow freesia, with the groom in yellow and blue.
As mentioned in the last blog, the bridal bouquet was a mix of coral roses with rhinestone accents surrounded by bright yellow freesia.
The flower girls even had a mini bouquet to carry down the aisle.
Some of the tables had these garden-y ginger gars filled with yellow and coral roses, spray roses, gerbers, and filler.
The other tables had these tall vases with the same flowers.
The bridal bouquet was a combination of coral roses with rhinestone accents and bright yellow freesia around the outside.
Anything this beautiful bride carried would have been gorgeous!! She loved the yellow and coral!
Here are some shots of the decorations we did inside St. Cletus Church in St. Charles. We tied small clusters of yellow and coral gerbers to the pews to line the aisle.
We also brought altar vases in the wedding flowers and colors, as well as a unity piece with candles.
The wedding colors were blue and white. Meryl's attendant carried a bouquet of all white and blue hydrangea.
Meryl carried a bouquet of all white peonies with a rhinestone accent. 
For the ceremony, we filled our two large urns with all white flowers to frame the couple and the scenery in the park.
All of the tables had a tall silver stand filled with white dendrobium orchids.
The white flowers and silver containers complimented the white and silver of the linens and the blues in the Zodiac Room. As always, the staff at the Chase was very helpful and a real pleasure to work with! (We actually had two weddings at the Chase this same day--this one upstairs and another in the downstairs ballroom!)
Emily was our bride from this past January. She wanted a very simple, elegant look for her flowers. We suggested these two types of blooms to also give her flowers a seasonal feel without being too overdone..jpg)
The amaryllis have a very large bloom and come in white, red, or burgundy. They are available from approximately November through mid-March. Mixed with the tulips or standing alone, they are an awesome flower that most people don't think to use in their wedding, which makes them unique!
The bride carried fuchsia mini gerbers, white mini callas, purple lisianthus, and bright pink roses. The bridesmaids had fuchsia gerbers and purple filler.
