Three different centerpieces were used in the space. One was a grouping of submerged flowers, one was a tall arrangement with branches, and the third was a mixture of purple hues and textures.
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Showing posts with label submerged centerpieces. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Palladium Reception
This wedding reception was held at the Palladium in September. The Sisters design team helped create this modern look in the bride's shades of purples. Here are some of our snapshots from the day-

Three different centerpieces were used in the space. One was a grouping of submerged flowers, one was a tall arrangement with branches, and the third was a mixture of purple hues and textures.
Three different centerpieces were used in the space. One was a grouping of submerged flowers, one was a tall arrangement with branches, and the third was a mixture of purple hues and textures.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Point of View and Coronado--David and Traci's Big Day!
We have been dying to share some of the awesome photos of David and Traci's wedding. If you are keeping up with our blogs-which we're certain you are-you know that our very own David wed his beautiful bride, Traci, in early July. Sisters Flowers was so thrilled to design and create the flowers for such an awesome day. Here are some of the many unbelievable photos taken by Burns Photography.
All the Sisters got to design first for the rehearsal dinner being held at Point of View. We wanted to create a more organic feel as a little nod to David. Here is what we came up with.

Green and orange were our two playful colors. The guest tables had a wooden box filled with textured plants and grasses. The box was surrounded by a wreath of packed orange roses and tucked in candles. The head table had the a round, green arrangement with tall taper candles surrounded by an orange rose wreath. We enjoyed coming up with special touches like a moss "D" and "T" for the bride and groom's chairs.
Then came the big day.........
The Coronado was the setting for the wedding and reception. It is such an inspiring space when coming up with a design. The placecard table had a large wire urn filled with hydrangea and was topped off with white phalaenopsis orchids. It sat on a base of bright flowers packed into colorful rows.


All the Sisters got to design first for the rehearsal dinner being held at Point of View. We wanted to create a more organic feel as a little nod to David. Here is what we came up with.

Green and orange were our two playful colors. The guest tables had a wooden box filled with textured plants and grasses. The box was surrounded by a wreath of packed orange roses and tucked in candles. The head table had the a round, green arrangement with tall taper candles surrounded by an orange rose wreath. We enjoyed coming up with special touches like a moss "D" and "T" for the bride and groom's chairs.
Then came the big day.........
The Coronado was the setting for the wedding and reception. It is such an inspiring space when coming up with a design. The placecard table had a large wire urn filled with hydrangea and was topped off with white phalaenopsis orchids. It sat on a base of bright flowers packed into colorful rows.Traci's bouquet was a cascade of all phalaenopsis orchids, lush and draping.

The ceremony looked like a romantic fairytale. The aisle was lined with candles and flowers. the canopy covering the vows was full of every type of white flower imaginable. Long crystals draped from the back of the canopy reflected all of the soft light in the room.

The reception was simply awesome. Every table was filled with vases of white flowers- orchids, peonies, hydrangea, roses......it was amazing.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Love Story of Amina & Phillip
It was a joy working with such a charismatic couple in love! Amina and Phillip were married Oct. 23 at Christ Church Cathedral and celebrated with a reception at the Four Seasons. We worked closely with Lacy Branch Events who coordinated the design for the day. These phenomenal shots of the event are by Bobbi Brinkman Photography.


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