Blush & Ivory Are Here to Stay!

Allie and Michael were trend-setters with their wedding day color palette of blush, ivory, and gold in 2012.  Looking back at these pictures just reminds us what a timeless look this popular combination was, has become and continues to be- even for weddings into 2017!  We designed soft, romantic flowers for their autumn wedding in Colombia, MO.  Photos by Megan Thiele.

Allie's bouquet was a mix of garden roses, peonies, and dahlias in gold, ivory and blush tones.

The bridesmaids carried a clutch of all Sahara roses.

The reception was a continuation of the blush, ivory and gold tones.  Low and high centerpieces focused on very soft, romantic, garden textures.

Hanging crystals added another formal touch to the large guest table centerpieces.

Exclusive Events, Inc. added lighting, fabric draping, and hanging candles to really deck out the reception.

Josie and the team at Cosmopolitan Events were an integral part of this event and we were excited to be a part of the team of vendors.  

Blush and ivory are a very romantic combination and it's no wonder they continue to be seen in bridal publications and all over social media. 

Try A Flower Station At Your Next Event

Do you need a fun idea for your next party, shower, or club get together?  Sisters Floral  Design Studio now offers your guests a chance to learn how to arrange flowers right at your event-- and we do all the work!  Our flower station offers guests a chance to participate in a celebration like never before.  Here's how it works:

The Design Studio staff will come to your party and bring all the supplies needed- flowers, containers, tools, etc.  We will set up in the designated area like we did here for a recent bridal shower at a client's home.

Design Team member/s will stay to guide your guests in choosing a container, selecting flowers, and arranging them to take home.  It's a nice little gift for them, but it's not just flowers, it's also the knowledge and experience of handling the flowers themselves!

The guests at this bridal shower really enjoyed the camaraderie with their fellow guests and family members.

Here is the guest of honor choosing her blooms with a smile!

The bride's mother and grandmother got in on the fun, too!

Here are all the wonderful pieces the guests of the bridal shower created.  A fun time had by all!

Contact the Design Team to find out more information about our interactive flower station for your next event!

Botanical Garden Bouquets

Oh, how we wish for summer!  We loved this summer Missouri Botanical Gardens wedding.  The lush textures and soft, romantic blooms were so fun to design and arrange.  We combined roses, dahlias, stock flower, lisianthus, succulents, and three natural-looking greenery varieties to give our bride this look.  We are thinking warm and thinking weddings at our studio this week!!  Image by Megan Thiele Studios.

Lush and Full Centerpieces- What we're seeing for 2016

Centerpiece trends change year to year for weddings and events.  This event season, we are seeing a departure from tall centerpieces for guest tables.  For a number of years, we saw a lot of half tall and half low centerpieces layouts, but for 2016 many of our clients are opting for low centerpieces.  Whether it's for long tables or round tables, the popularity of large, full, and lush centerpieces has been trumping the extremely popular tall designs.  It's not always for budgetary reasons either.  The trend we have seen in table design is for very detailed, textured, and intricate designs with large footprints that rival the grandeur of the elaborate, tall arrangements.

Here are some of our examples of low, full pieces for guest tables.  We provided these designs for an event at the Crowne Plaza last summer.  The vibrant color scheme used purples, pinks, berry, and blues with mixed gold and silver mercury.  We created two different, but coordinating designs for the tables.  Images by Kelly Park Photography.

This low design in a clear footed vessel incorporated taller floating candles for some added warmth.

This coordinating centerpiece is elevated in a silver compote with low pillar candlelight.

Lavender phalenopsis orchids draped out of the compotes.

The look of all low centerpieces can be a showstopper for your next celebration.

Thanks to Divine Events for coordinating this event!

August Wedding at Heartland Estate

Tammy and Derek chose Heartland Estate for their intimate outdoor wedding and reception.  As this was a second marriage for both, they wanted something casual and fun that not only their kids could enjoy, but also their extended families and guests.  Images by Michael Jacob.

Tammy's bouquet was a mix of orange roses, light blue delphinium, butter stock flower, daisies, ranunculus, and anemones with dark centers.

Tammy's bridesmaid carried a smaller version of bridal bouquet with some pops of bright yellow added in.

The metal archway for the ceremony was adorned with branches, greenery, and bright wedding blooms.

Shepherd's hooks with floral mason jars lined the aisle.

The pasture was the setting for the ceremony.

Sweet daisy wrist cuff for the flower girl.

Daisy boutonniere for the boys.

Derek had a orange ranunculus boutonniere on his jacket.

Kids will be kids no matter the setting!

As a symbol of their families joining, each person had one string of ribbon that they braided all together.

Hugs for all!

The newlyweds!

The whole cute family!

The reception followed in the tent.

The reception tables were decorated with jars of roses, daisies, delphinium, and solidago, accented with the bride's polka dot ribbon.

Best wishes to the sweetest family ever!!!  Thanks for letting us be a part of your special day!

Valentine's Day-- Don't Let it Sneak up on You!

Let us help you make a BIG splash with your sweetheart!  Call us at 314-821-0076 to place your order by phone.  Click here to order online OR email us your flower needs and our design team will help you send a gorgeous vase worthy of your Valentine!  It's never too early or too late to make someone smile!