Showing posts with label Heartland Estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heartland Estate. 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!

Monday, February 15, 2016

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!

Monday, January 18, 2016

Vintage Design with Metallic Accents

This vintage tablescape we created focused on the very popular blush and ivory color scheme.  We added other accents of gold, mercury, and crystal to give everything a more formal look in this outdoor setting.  Images by Storybook Photography.


Many different metallics were used together on the table.  We love this combination of formal accents!


The flower arrangements were done in a mercury compote for a traditional vintage look.









A special thanks to Heartland Estate for letting us borrow their perfectly vintage venue for this design!

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Hot Pink and Berry Orchids

We love a bright pop of color!  Here are some awesome shots by Storybook Photography of our designs that incorporated a splash of hot pink and berry using a mix of blooms including ORCHIDS!!


Tall pedestals and low metallic vases lined the long farm table.





Berry and hot pink phalenopsis and dendrobium orchids were featured in all of the pieces.



A bright orchid bloom at each place setting was a fun touch.




We loved the gold and berry shades together on one table.



A special thanks to Heartland Estate for letting us borrow their venue for this exciting photo shoot!

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

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.