Sisters and Golden Roosters in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Sisters was excited to travel to Fort Wayne, ID for Laura and Jeremy's wedding in October.  They were married in Kramer Chapel on the Concordia Seminary campus.  The reception was in the newly restored Historic Embassy Theatre in downtown Fort Wayne.  They also wanted a special personal touch by incorporating golden roosters for their farming families.  Here are some gorgeous images of the day from Dustin & Corynn Photography.

Laura's bouquet- full of textured dahlias, roses, berries, and calla lilies.

The happy bride and her maids!

The bridesmaids' bouquets featured blush, champagne, and berry tones to pop against their dresses and compliment the bridal bouquet.

Jeremy wore a clean purple mini calla- a bloom used only in Laura's bouquet.

The groomsmen wore blush spray roses

Laura's walk down the aisle.

The stunning inside of Kramer Chapel.

We just can't resist pictures of cute grandparents.........

..........just so sweet!

The famous golden roosters!  We made a bed of flowers for them to nest in on the guest tables.  The look was just what the bride envisioned.

Opposite guest tables had tall gold pilsner vases with a lush mix of wedding blooms.

The inside of the Embassy Theatre

Best wishes to Jeremy and Laura!  We had a blast working with you and your family!  Thank you for trusting us with your special day!

Autumn Wedding and Coronado Ballroom Celebration

Nicole and Andrew were married last fall at St. Raphael and enjoyed a celebration with their friends and family at Coronado Ballroom.  Their style was very organic and textured while still romantic and vintage.  Take a look at these photos from Jordan Brittley.

Nicole's bouquet was a mix of all white and ivory blooms with accents of seeded eucalyptus and berries for some fall texture.

Lucy is the couple's furry baby.  She wore a collar of greenery and roses for the photos!

These fresh boxwood wreaths were hung on the doors at the church.  They were moved to the Coronado for the cocktail hour after the ceremony.

An asymmetrical piece for the placecard table outside the reception gave the guests a glimpse of what was coming in the ballroom.

The textures of the ceremony were repeated on the guest tables with the addition of some deep jewel tones for a pop of color.

Gold accents were used on the tables to compliment the gold in the room.

Best wishes to the bride and groom and their families.  It was a sincere pleasure working with you!

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!!



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