Villa Antonia; brown, pink and green

Each year I have the pleasure of designing some amazing wedding flowers for equally amazing couples-

hands down, these guys were one of our favorites- they chose a brown, pink and green palette, with a few special requests we were allowed to create a very beautiful morning ceremony for them.

Photos by Amy Weison photography.

One of my favorite bridal bouquets-white garden (fragrant) roses, accented with a touch of green. This wedding also had a first for me: I receive many wonderful thank you notes from brides and moms, but this is the first time I received a beautifully written thank you note from the bride's father. I have to say it was greatly appreciated!

Garden roses!

One of the most requested flowers--garden roses! I have to admit I have had my doubts about garden roses--they are gorgeous, but until recently we have not had a reliable source for them. I feel like that has finally changed--we had three varieties for this particular event--a light pink, a darker pink and white-- they all performed spectacularly- this centerpiece had been featured at a morning reception and then delivered to a different location for the evening reception--these were some hard working flowers!

These are the entrance pieces to the tent--the morning they were featured at the aisle entrance.

I love these new brown metal containers-- we added the small centerpiece sizes and also the taller ones-they worked perfectly with this green,pink and brown pallette. The garden roses were definitely similar in size to peonies and smelled unbelievable!

Favorite Fall wedding

 

This was one of my personal favorites last fall-- even though it is not fall colors!

Soft shades of green accented with a pop of pink ( remember those pink shoes last week) and accented with the fern curls to bring in the dark brown.

 

The groom and groomsmen wore  a light colored suit with the colored ties and a very simple bouttoniere.

 

Here is the table-- mostly green, remember just a pop of pink-- those fabric squares on the tables were signed by the guests and then made into a quilt--  another great idea-- notice the tall glass votive candles-- this was outdoors, so any hope that the candles will burn, they must be protected from the wind!