Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Organic Table Scape at Heartland Estate

This rustic table was full of organic elements at a new historic farm venue, Heartland Estate.  From the wood platforms to the succulents and greenery used in the arrangements, each detail reflected the organic theme.  Images by Storybook Photography.


The overall idea was to showcase textures over colors, so we kept the general color scheme mostly neutral.




Blue thistle added the only bright pop of color in the mixed greenery.


Each place setting had a coordinating, but not matching, cluster of organic elements.




Even orchids can be organic and rustic in the right setting!











We tucked succulents in anywhere we could!

The key to this rustic table setting was using lots of different varieties of greenery and organic elements in natural shapes and tones.


Monday, February 11, 2013

Formal Organic Summer Wedding

Megan and Andrew enjoyed a fun and formal wedding at St. Peters Church in Kirkwood.  Their style was fun and organic, but still formal and elegant.  Take a look at how we designed for them keeping their personal style in mind.  Photos by Patrick Pope Photography.

 
The bridal bouquet combined traditional blooms like hydrangea and ranunculus with the more organic succulents and berries.  The overall look is still very formal in color and composition but adds some fun texture.





A leaf wrap was used to finish off the stems of Megan's bouquet.










The bridesmaids' bouquets mimicked Megan's flowers in different shades.

 



 Best wishes to the happy couple!

Monday, December 3, 2012

Organic Texture Meets Christ Church Cathedral

Chelsea and Mark wanted a very organic look to the flowers for their June wedding.  Their ceremony venue was very formal, Christ Church Cathedral.  This is a great example of how your personal style and favorite elements can work in any space, as long as they reflect you personally.  Sisters was able to design very textured, organic flowers with a formal flair to fit the ornate and beautiful church.  (Photos by L. Photographie)
























Live plants, moss, and rocks were even mixed with fresh flowers for the centerpieces at the reception.





Best wishes to the bride and groom!