Showing posts with label tulips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulips. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Boho Wedding Photo Shoot

Sisters Floral Design Studio recently took part in a photo shoot at Heartland Estate.  The theme was Boho Fall Wedding.  Here are some of the amazing shots by The Lovely Lens Photography.


We created this Boho bridal bouquet within the merlot, ivory, and grey tones to give it an autumn feel.





We thought the asymmetrical shape and drape to this bouquet was perfect for the Boho feel.


Greenery for the ceremony chairs.


 
 


A pretty table set for two.
 
 
 



 


 

Rustic cake.








We were so glad to be a part of this unique shoot!

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Vibrant & Natural Wedding & Reception at 9th Street Abbey

Lara and Nick had a beautiful wedding and reception at 9th Street Abbey.  They wanted a natural and "hand-picked" look for their flowers.  Here are a few shots from their day by L Photographie.


Vibrant coral, red, peach, and purple tones made up the bridal bouquet.  Ranunculus, roses, and anemones were the perfect blooms for Lara.


Lara wanted her bouquet to be an updated version of the traditional cascade bouquet.  We used loose greenery and multi-layered blooms to make this gorgeous mock-cascade.


The maids carried these orange and coral clutches full of tulips and ranunculus.





Stunning bride with her bouquet.



Nick wore a coral ranunculus bout.


Lovebirds.







The ceremony was an intimate affair at the Abbey.


The centerpieces had the same natural look with the addition of the formal silver compotes.











Best wishes to the bride and groom.  Designing your wedding flowers was such fun!  Thank you for choosing Sisters!


Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Winter Wedding with Anemones

This past January, we designed these wintery flowers for our bride, Brianna.  She wanted classic white and ivory with a loose and natural feel.  Here is what we came up with....... (Images by Kaitlin's Photography)



Brianna's bouquet was a mix of tulips, stock flower, roses, anemones, and draping cedar.










The bridesmaids carried a clutch of all tulips with a similar look and feel as the bridal bouquet.




We love this look for all seasons.  With a few minor changes in greenery and blooms, these bouquets could seen any time of the year.  Thanks to Brianna for trusting us with her flower vision!!



Thursday, July 9, 2015

Fantastic Coral Peonies!

Heidi and Josh were married in May and wanted a bright and natural look to their wedding.  Heidi got some of the most gorgeous peonies we have ever seen in our studio for her bridal bouquet.  Frankly, we were in love with those coral blooms!  Though rare, the coral peonies are becoming more and more available from year to year.  Here are some images by Shelly Goodman Photography.


Coral peonies, ivory tulips, peach ranunculus, waxflower and loose draping greenery made up this stunning bouquet.


These two were so sweet!




A peach ranunculus for Josh to match his bride.


Probably one of our favorites to date.





The maids carried peach garden roses and fillers in the coral and yellow with draping natural greenery.



Best wishes to the bride and groom and their family! 


Monday, March 23, 2015

Spring Wedding at Moulin

The spring-like weather has made us reminisce about our favorite spring weddings.  Here is one from last May.  Patti and John enjoyed their wedding and reception at Moulin surrounded by family and friends.  Not only is Patti a former wedding vendor that we have worked closely with, but she is also a friend of the Sisters team.  We were so honored to be a part of their day.  Here are some images by SJ Macky Photography.


Shades of purple were used in all of the flowers for Patti and John.  Loose and textured seasonal blooms including stock flower and tulips were mixed with silver dusty miller greenery.










First look!



The ceremony was held in the Chouteau Room at Moulin.  Fabric draping and tall flowers pieces framed Patti and John during their vows.




After the ceremony, the guests moved upstarts to the Centennial Ballroom for the reception.  The tables were decorated in all lavenders and purples.  Two different centerpieces were used to give varying heights and designs to the tables.






All our best to the bride and groom!!  It was a pleasure!