Merlot and Ivory at the Chase Park Plaza

These tones of color set the stage for Leah and Joel's fall wedding at the Chase Park Plaza.  Images by Clary Pfeiffer.

Ivory, blush, and merlot blooms were the theme of the day.

 

 

Leah's bouquet was a mix of white and ivory featuring burgundy calla lilies.

Joel wore a calla lily to match the flowers of his bride.

A wonderful ceremony with a family-made chuppah.

The reception tables were a mix of squares and longs- each having a different design.

  

The sweetheart table for the newlyweds.

A special thanks to the team at Cosmopolitan Events for coordinating this special event.  Many wonderful wishes for the couple and their families.

Caramel Room Wedding and Reception

Erica and Craig had a Caramel Room wedding and reception.  They wanted ivory, burgundy, blush, and peach tones in the flowers to pull their wedding party look together.  Images by Kairos Photography.

 

 

Erica's bouquet was full of color.  Burgundy cremones, peach spray roses, light pink waxflower, and peach stock flower were all mixed to create her romantic clutch.

 

Because the maids had different shades of dresses, we designed a monochromatic ivory bouquet to give a more uniform look.

 

Both the bridal and bridesmaid bouquets had the same loose, garden feel.

 

Craig and his groomsmen wore understated spray rose boutonnieres.

 

 

 



Such a sweet couple.



Fun shots of the wedding party at the Caramel Room.

 

Thanks to the bride and groom for allowing us to be a part of your day!  Best wishes!

Autumn Wedding with Blush and Merlot

Abigail and Stuart were married last November at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Kirkwood.  Abigail loved blush tones but wanted a pop of Merlot added in for a fall element.  Here are some beautiful images of their wedding day by Jaimie Nicole Krause.

Abigail's bouquet had all the bells and whistles- red astilbe, two kinds of  Merlot roses, blush ranunculus, and white anemones with dark centers- all framed with textured fall greenery.  We LOVED designing this bouquet!

The maids carried these clutches of champagne and Merlot roses, blush stock flower and textured fall greenery.

All the lovely ladies.

The champagne and blush tones played beautifully off of the maids' dresses and gave a perfect backdrop for the pop of Merlot.

Sweeties!

This shot really shows the draping eucalyptus at the edge of Abigail's bouquet.  This is an example of how a non-traditional fall color scheme can still have a seasonal feel.

All our best to the bride and groom!!