Showing posts with label Renaissance Grand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renaissance Grand. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Renaissance Grand Ceremony and Statler Ballroom Reception

Goldie and Mark were married late in November at the Renaissance Grand Hotel.  They celebrated with their family and friends in the Statler Ballroom following their vows.  Here are some images from Sal Cincotta of their soft, vintage flowers.


Goldie wanted a vintage look with soft colors to include peach, champagne, pale blue, and blush pink.






Goldie's bouquet included hydrangea, roses, cremone dahlias, spray roses, and limonium.








The maids carried textured mixes of larkspur, limonium, and roses.


The ceremony room used elements from the reception to give the guests a hint of what was yet to come.




A mixture of high and low centerpieces decorated the Statler Room.




 The tall centerpieces showcased a garden style with larkspur, curly willow branches, white hydrangea, and draping seeded eucalyptus.      


The low flowers were large mounds of lush, blue hydrangea.



Best wishes to Goldie and Marc!  It was a pleasure working with you!!!!


Monday, September 1, 2014

Romantic Renaissance Grand Cermeony and Reception

The blooms for this spring wedding were amazing!  Ashley and Derek said their "I dos" at the Renaissance Grand in the Crystal Ballroom and then invited their guests to a reception in the Landmark Ballroom.  Here are some photos of the designs for their celebration.  Images by Leathem Photography.


Ashely's bouquet had some of the largest peonies we have ever gotten in May!  We mixed them with spray roses for a soft, textured clutch.









Here comes the bride!





Pale pink and ivory flower spheres were elevated by silver stands down the aisle.  Our staff moved these after the ceremony and added hanging crystals for the guest tables at the reception.







Special thanks to Kristin Ashley Events for making the day run so smoothly!

Best wishes to the newlyweds and their families!  It was a pleasure working with you!

Monday, May 5, 2014

Traditional with a Little Bling- St. Mary Magdalen and Renaissance Grand, Statler Room

Alicia and Tony had a New Year's Eve wedding with many traditional elements and some twists of flair.  Images of their wedding by White Klump Photography.


Alicia and all her girls carried white bouquets.  The bridal blooms were more textured and lush while the maids had fewer types of blooms in a similar style.






Looks like a fun group!

Last minute touches.



The reception in the Statler Room at the Renaissance Grand was very classic with a hint of glitz for the evening's festivities.  The head table as lined with personal bouquets and these stemmed votive holders.

High and low centerpieces of all white decorated the guest tables.  The high pieces were large mounds of white hydrangea with a bling band on the cylinder vase.



The formal room was made even more glamorous with addition of black, white and silver accents- perfect for Alicia and Tony's wedding AND New Year's Eve celebrations!



What a great couple!

Special thanks to St. Louis Wedding Consultants for planning such a fun event!




Monday, March 24, 2014

Vintage Blush Tones at the Renaissance Grand

One of our favorite venues is the Renaissance Grand.  We were so happy to work with Heather and Michael on their Renaissance wedding and reception last June.  Enjoy the detailed images of their day courtesy of  L Photographie.



One of our favorite bouquets of last year was this stunner.  It was simple yet so romantic with these antique blush garden roses, white peonies, and silver dusty miller to frame the blooms. 



The bridesmaids carried bouquets of ivory, champagne, and blush that included hydrangea, stock flower, roses, and dusty miller.



Such a sweet groom!  We really love this shot of Micheal and his ranunculus boutonniere.






A perfect match!  Such a lovely couple!








The ceremony was held in the Hawthorne Room at the Renaissance.


Clusters of wedding flowers were tied onto the chairs for the ceremony.


Similar but larger flower clusters were tied onto the front legs of the chuppah and reused on the bar at the reception in one big vase.




 
After the ceremony, guests moved into the Statler Ballroom for the reception.  The tables were decorated with tall and short arrangements of full blush and ivory blooms.



Time to celebrate!




 All our best wishes to you, Heather and Michael!  You two were such fun to work with!  Special thanks to you and your families!