Organic Table Scape at Heartland Estate

This rustic table was full of organic elements at a new historic farm venue, Heartland Estate.  From the wood platforms to the succulents and greenery used in the arrangements, each detail reflected the organic theme.  Images by Storybook Photography.

The overall idea was to showcase textures over colors, so we kept the general color scheme mostly neutral.

Blue thistle added the only bright pop of color in the mixed greenery.

Each place setting had a coordinating, but not matching, cluster of organic elements.

Even orchids can be organic and rustic in the right setting!

We tucked succulents in anywhere we could!

The key to this rustic table setting was using lots of different varieties of greenery and organic elements in natural shapes and tones.

Classic with Texture

Many of our current brides are asking for an updated version of a classic design for their bouquet.  Here is an example of how an all white and ivory bouquet can be made more modern by incorporating lots of textures.  (Photos by Julia Noack)

Ashley wanted a soft and romantic all white and ivory bouquet.  Though the overall style is more traditional, we added lots of textures to give the flowers interest and definition.  We used two sizes of roses, hydrangea, lisianthus, and a platinum greenery.

To contrast Ashley's bouquet, the bridesmaids' bouquets were soft clutches of one type of flower- blue hydrangea.

Classic can still be fun!

Best wishes to Ashley and Garrick!

Mt. Pleasant for Stephanie and CJ

Stephanie and CJ celebrated their wedding day with a ceremony and reception at Mt. Pleasant Winery last fall.  They were a darling couple to work with!  Photos by Julia Noack.

This is such a sweet picture, we couldn't resist featuring the groom first!

A sweet bride to compliment her groom.

 

Stephanie's bouquet was a lush wildflower mix of lavenders and blues.

Ceremony Decor

We loved doing these textured centerpieces with hydrangea, roses, and succulents!

What a perfect day for a wedding!  Best wishes to the newlyweds!

Orange, Blue and White at Cathedral Basilica and Mahler Ballroom

This mid-March wedding brought some bright color to the late winter weather. Orange and white flowers were seen at the Cathedral and the blue was pulled in at the reception. The bridesmaids' bouquets were white mini callas, orange ranunculus, and Lily grass accents. The bridal bouquet was orange roses, white mini callas with lily grass and crystal accents. The couple was very traditional and wanted a bright, full bouquet to place at the Mary statue in the Cathedral. At Mahler Ballroom, tall and short centerpieces were used to bring interest to the room. Both arrangements featured the oranges and whites from the ceremony and incorporated white birch branches and crystals with a touch of blue.

(Pin spotting and lighting by Exclusive Events)

Special thanks to Sara Grus Weddings for coordinating such an awesome day!

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Touches of Blue

Stephanie was one of our brides last summer. She wanted a bouquet for herself with just very light hints of blue. Here is what we came up with......


We used white and ivory roses and hydrangea as the base of the bouquet. The subtle hints of blue came from blue hydrangea that was tucked throughout the white and ivory.

We were so pleased to help Stephanie with her wedding!!

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Two Weddings in White and Blue, Flowers by Sisters

These two weddings both had blue and white colors schemes. Take a look at how the flowers and accent colors are used in different ways.

Emily was married this past April. Her bouquet was an all white mix of lilies and other garden flowers.



All of Emily's attendants wore blue and carried all white bouquets as well for a very classic, clean look.

The aisle decorations at Emily's wedding carried through the clean, all white look.

Mary's wedding was this past August. She also used blue and white as her wedding colors. Her bouquet was a loose, lush bouquet in whites and blues.

Mary also chose to incorporate blue accents in her bridesmaids' bouquets to accent the blue in their dresses. (Fun fact: Both Emily and Mary have one bridesmaid in common--Mary's sister!!)

At her reception, Mary opted for lush, gardeny cube vases--some in blue and white and some in green and white.

Even though both Emily and Mary had very similar color schemes, they used the colors of the flowers in different ways.

It was a pleasure working with both brides and their families!!

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