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

Monday, January 23, 2017

Classic White and Ivory Blooms at the Coronado Ballroom

Shelby and Tim had a beautiful St. Louis wedding with their ceremony and reception at the Coronado Ballroom.  Take look at these images from Kelly Laramore Photography.


Shelby's bouquet was a classic mix of white and ivory blooms with formal phalenopsis orchids featured.



The maids carried a complementary design of white and ivory flowers.




 

Love Birds.





Coronado Ceremony.








Party time!


Low, lush arrangements of roses and hydrangea decorated the guest tables.


These tall pieces were moved from the ceremony and were used on the family tables.

 
 
 

All our best to Shelby and Tim!
 
 
 
 
 

Monday, June 13, 2016

Old Cathedral and Peabody Opera House Wedding

Jessica and Matt had a beautiful wedding and reception at the Old Cathedral and the Peabody Opera House.  They opted for a clean, traditional look with ivory flowers and gold accents.  Photos by Heather Roth Photography.

Jessica's bouquet was a soft mix of hydrangea, roses, and spray roses--rounded and romantic!


The maids carried a clutch of all white hydrangea.








The sweet flower girl had her rose kissing ball and her handsome ring bearer partner.





The memory table was decorated with vases of white hydrangea that were first used at the Old Cathedral to line the aisle.



The gold accents at the reception were incorporated not only through the chargers and stationary, but also in the flower vessels.


Crystal draped gold stands held a lush mix of hydrangea and roses for some guest tables.


Low gold vessels of white hydrangea decorated other guest tables.


This calla lily and hydrangea design was also used on a third of the guest tables.



Thanks to Brandy from St. Louis Wedding Consultants for making this day extra special.  Best wishes to the bride and groom!!

Monday, May 16, 2016

Wedding at Old Barn Inn at St. Alban's

Ashley and Brandon had a beautiful outdoor ceremony at Old Barn Inn.  They kept their wedding style very natural and neutral with ivory and white tones off-set by natural fall textures.  Here are some shots of their day by Tom Warwick Photography.


A bold yet natural-looking sign to welcome the guests.


Ashley's bouquet had lots of soft layers of textures and fall greenery for this romantic look.


The bridesmaids carried a smaller version of the bridal bouquet with the subtle addition of white anemones.




Ashley and Brandon got married outdoors in front of these columns.  We decorated the space using white and ivory blooms with a loose and natural feel.  The ceremony pieces were then re-used in the reception space.


Mason jars lined the aisle.


Newlyweds!



Best wishes to the bride and groom!  Thank you for the opportunity to help design your day! 


Monday, March 28, 2016

Always Classic White

Classic white and ivory flowers always make their mark.  At Renata and Nick's wedding, they chose to have a very classic look for their flowers.  Renata carried a bouquet of all roses and Nick sported a simple white rose on his lapel.  This look is always classic and always in style.  Photos by Cary Klein Photography.


Renata carried an all rose mix of garden roses, traditional standard roses, and spray roses.







Best wishes to the newlyweds!  We loved being a part of your special day!

Monday, May 5, 2014

Traditional with a Little Bling- St. Mary Magdalen and Renaissance Grand, Statler Room

Alicia and Tony had a New Year's Eve wedding with many traditional elements and some twists of flair.  Images of their wedding by White Klump Photography.


Alicia and all her girls carried white bouquets.  The bridal blooms were more textured and lush while the maids had fewer types of blooms in a similar style.






Looks like a fun group!

Last minute touches.



The reception in the Statler Room at the Renaissance Grand was very classic with a hint of glitz for the evening's festivities.  The head table as lined with personal bouquets and these stemmed votive holders.

High and low centerpieces of all white decorated the guest tables.  The high pieces were large mounds of white hydrangea with a bling band on the cylinder vase.



The formal room was made even more glamorous with addition of black, white and silver accents- perfect for Alicia and Tony's wedding AND New Year's Eve celebrations!



What a great couple!

Special thanks to St. Louis Wedding Consultants for planning such a fun event!




Monday, March 31, 2014

Classic with Texture

Many of our current brides are asking for an updated version of a classic design for their bouquet.  Here is an example of how an all white and ivory bouquet can be made more modern by incorporating lots of textures.  (Photos by Julia Noack)


Ashley wanted a soft and romantic all white and ivory bouquet.  Though the overall style is more traditional, we added lots of textures to give the flowers interest and definition.  We used two sizes of roses, hydrangea, lisianthus, and a platinum greenery.


To contrast Ashley's bouquet, the bridesmaids' bouquets were soft clutches of one type of flower- blue hydrangea.




Classic can still be fun!




Best wishes to Ashley and Garrick!