Winfield Inn- ceremony

Adorning the aisle.

The gazebo.

The wedding.

Photos- Stacy Cross

Part 2: Winfield Inn summer garden wedding flowers

Just a few more images... a beautifully dressed aisle waiting for the fun to begin.

One of my favorite images... just a simple floral embellishment to complement the gorgeous draped organza.

Wouldn't you love to know what caused this reaction? Happy times!

Thanks again to Katherine O'Brien.

Shades of summer @ The Winfield Inn: austin wedding flowers

Another gorgeous wedding from last summer--our inbox has literally been filled with gorgeous images. These are from Katherine O'brien.

We designed this wedding on a couple of months notice-- starting with the brides mom before we were able to meet with the bride--their original idea: local wildflowers that they would arrange themselves, after a few challenges they sought out the skills of Bouquets of Austin and we are happy they did!!!

Not exactly wildflowers but gorgeous garden blooms to create the romantic, whimsical look the bride was looking for...

An adorable cake, unfortunately I do not know who created this beautiful cake :(

The aisle and gazebo were high on the priority list--floral embellishments on each chair lining the aisle and the gazebo draped in soft organza.

Green Pastures gazebo

 

Garlands of fresh flowers and foliages created a perfect frame for this sweet wedding we designed at Green Pastures a few weeks ago- this is an early Sunday morning with about 20 to 30 guests that would enjoy the Sunday brunch at Green Pastures following a very simple ceremony.  I think that is one of the cleverest ideas ever and have you had the milk punch on the brunch?

 

All of the flowers were vintage roses in ivory and soft pin with hydrangeas and magnolia foliage-- doesn't that feel perfect for the setting?

 

The chairs were accented with a touch of open roses, ivy and rich satin ribbons.

For some pro pics from the event check out the blog of Pam Hults

It is under the Hicks/Sheeley wedding.  

Arbors and gazebos

 

The Villa Antonia arbor/pergola-- this is one of the most versatile structures that we work with-this is the  simplest presentation- white hydrangea and smillax loosely woven on the front of the structure. You can literally go crazy here, more foliage, more flowers, hanging candles/flowers, fabrics. The choices are unlimited.

 

The Plantation House gazebo-again a very pretty structure. The swag in the center is a semipermanent fixture-we just added the fresh flowers. Lilies and roses this time along with the aisle petals and chair markers. You can go crazy here also, garlands, fabrics, freestanding arrangements have all been used here. Thanks to Allison at Focalpoint Photography (fpphoto.com) for this photo and the one below.

 

This is the Villa Antona arbor again- this time accented with a few clusters of flowers, on both the front area and the back area- aisle runner, petals and chair flowers completed this  ceremony area.

 

In honor of Beckys 4th anniversary, this is the place she tied the knot. This is the ceremony area at The Shoreline Grill- near the Four Seasons and Ladybird Lake. For Becky's wedding it was covered in smilax and purple flowers. The fabric draping is one of the most popular looks we create here, primarily because of the size of the structure, it takes a lot of flowers to  show up on this structure!