Showing posts with label coral flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coral flowers. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2016

Rustic Wedding and Reception at Three Barn Farm

Megan and Craig enjoyed an outdoor wedding and a barn reception at Three Barn Farm.  Here are the details from their lovely day shot by Julia Noack Photography.



Megan carried this stunning rustic bouquet.  It included bells of Ireland, bright roses, lisianthus, and spray roses.  The icing on the cake was the green hanging amaranthus to drape.



Beautiful bride!




The bridesmaids carried these linear bouquets of peach stock flower and bells of Ireland.

Look at those ladies!




Coral ranunculus were the boutonnieres for the guys.



The barn was decorated with rustic flower accents on the long farm tables.







Congratulations to the happy couple!  It was fun to be a part of your day!

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! 


Thursday, February 5, 2015

Coral Peonies In St. Louis Bride Magazine

We are tickled to be featured in the latest issue of St. Louis Bride Magazine!  As a part of the "Fabulous Flowers" piece, we were asked to design a "dream bouquet."  As artists using a perishable medium, we always appreciate the unique or extraordinary products that nature can produce.  When asked why this particular design represents a dream bouquet, one of our designers said it best,

"To see these amazing coral peonies at market in November is so unusual.  Having peonies be so full and vibrant is really a dream any month of the year- they showcase the very best of what fresh flowers can be."




Looking forward to a dream-filled 2015!!



:)

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Delicate Whites and Vibrant Shades of Coral

Christine and Michael  recently celebrated their marriage with a ceremony at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Kirkwood and a reception at Oliva on the Hill.  They had gorgeous May weather and soft, romantic flowers for their day!  Images by Under Grace Photography.


Christine's bridal bouquet was a delicate mix of peonies, sweet pea, stock flower, roses, and dusty miller.





So sweet!



Shades of vintage peach and coral accented the vibrant bridesmaids' dresses.

This cake is so vibrant and pretty!  These coral peonies were some of the largest we have ever seen!


Congratulations to the Bride and Groom!  It was so fun being a part of your day!



Monday, August 20, 2012

Bright Coral Wedding at the Hyatt

Bright colors in the summer are such a playful expression of fun and lively personalities.  Danielle and Michael's wedding was full of both!  We enjoyed designing the array of corals, greens, pinks, and oranges for this whole wedding.  Enjoy these gorgeous shots by Bobbi Brinkman Photogrpahy!


The bridal bouquet was a blast of brightness using lots of textures and shades in the same color family.




The men's boutonnieres were a few small elements to mimic the details of the bouquets, but were not large and remained masculine.







The reception was full of the same bright colors from the ceremony.





Our happiest wishes for the bride and groom and their families.  It was our sincere honor to be a part of your day!

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Coral and Pink

Coral and pink are two complimentary colors that we have been seeing more and more of lately. This bridal bouquet shows shades of light pink and coral blended together with lots of lush texture.











The bridesmaids' bouquets were all white with a coral ribbon accent for the stem wrap.




This is a fun color scheme to think about incorporating for your event.


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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Mount Pleasant Winery Wedding

We had the pleasure of being a part of Kelly and John's wedding this past spring. Their ceremony and reception were held at the always beautiful Mount Pleasant Winery. Here are some breathtaking shots from Burns Photography of that very special day.










The wedding bouquets were all coral and white. The bridesmaids carried coral roses and white freesia to compliment Kelly's white calla and coral rose bouquet.











Love this photo!

















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