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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, April 6, 2015

Cute Backyard Ceremony

Heather and Steven were the sweetest clients!  They were married in Heather's parents' backyard.  There were so many personal details to this outdoor ceremony!  The beautiful landscape and sweet, romantic additions made it all so unique.  Here are some photos from Nicole Welch Photography.


All the sweet details were just perfect for the ceremony location.


All the flowers were kept loose and lush to mimic the flowers in the landscaping.


Hanging jars full of gardeny blooms lined the aisle.


We added flowers to the ceremony structure, which was made from old wooden posts and a ladder for a cross piece.  With the fabric, flowers, and ribbon chandelier, it was just as sweet as could be!


We loved the lanterns that were strung in the trees!  So much fun!




All our best to Heather and Steven and their families!  We had such fun being a part of your day!


Monday, March 10, 2014

Soft Spring Wedding at Graham Chapel and Forest Park Visitors Center

Here's a peek at a fresh, spring wedding to remind us that spring is coming!  Danny and Christina were married at Graham Chapel and celebrated with their friends and family at Forest Park Visitors Center.  Everything was very soft and romantic.  Pictures by Zettl Photography.


All the bouquet flowers were soft in color and texture.  Garden roses, dahlias, stock flower, hydrangea, and ranunculus are just a few of the blooms included in these clutches.




A decorated canopy framed the couple during the ceremony.  Aisle clusters of wedding flowers softened the aisle.




Low and tall lush arrangements decorated the guest tables at Forest Park Visitors Center.




Special thanks to Sabrina and the team at Proposing Dreams for planning another wonderful wedding!  Best wishes to the bride and groom!

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Vows at Coronado Ballroom

 On a very pretty day this past May, Colleen and Josh said "I do" at the Coronado ballroom.  Here are some gorgeous shots by L Photographie.


Colleen opted for a very traditional, textured bridal bouquet.  Classic can be so beautiful.









Dark purple and blue tones were used in the rest of the personal flowers.









Blue and purple blooms decorated the canopy for the ceremony.




Many blessings, Colleen and Josh!


Friday, September 14, 2012

Gorgeous Wedding at Home

This romantic wedding and reception took place at the home of the bride and groom.  The overall color scheme was ivory and tones of blush pink.  Photos by Warwick Photography.


This large white piece greeted the guests in the entry.


Very classic and romantic peony and rose bouquet for the bride.


 
The reception tent was filled with soft blooms in tall and low centerpieces.



The enormous flower spheres were placed on top of a clear reverse trumpet vase.


The tables opposite the tall centerpieces were filled with an overflowing pedestal of the same blooms.





Smaller accents at the food stations.


The ceremony tent featured this canopy covered in branches and blush blooms.


This spectacular event was a pleasure to be a part of.  Thanks to Shayna at St. Louis Wedding Consultants for coordinating all the details.