Yves. St. Piaget garden rose

I just stumble upon these couple of images from a while ago--I am reminded how pretty

the yves st. piaget garden rose can be--lots and lots of fuschia at the request of the bride!

It provided a little color on a rainy afternoon.

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!

Spring favorite

 

As I was looking at the blog over at 

Hemernyx photography I came across this spring wedding that I designed last spring.

This is such a cute cake--we provided all the ranunucla buds and blooms and they were placed by the baker--I love the finished presentation.

 

This is the ceremony area over at Nature's Point-- just a few pomanders on the chairs to complement this hot pink and green color combo.

 

And look at these cute bridesmaids dresses-- the green flowers were a perfect accent--the dresses were ruffley,sparkley and springy all at the same time!

Pink and green final details

 

Back to the Lakeview room-- I love this setup for a reception, the long table down the center of the room with the dinner tables flanking each side.The bride and groom are seated on the end of the table.

 

We used both tall and low floral pieces and candles for this long table.  These tables take more components= $$ than the normal head table - but it makes an extraordinary presentation.

 

A few of the components- pink raspberry hydrangea, green hydrangea, gerbera daisy and bells of Ireland accented with candles, candles.

Vintage Villas indoors

 

Last month I had the pleasure of working on this fun summer wedding that took place at Vintage Villas!

The ceremony was held indoors ( yeah-we are having a record setting heatwave/summer!)

The doors had a pair of wreaths to greet the guests.

 

This is the Lakeview room where dinner was served-- the bride's mom worked on every single detail and it shows-- The linens were apple green with a sheer topper with a swirled pattern- we added  the pink chair sashes, the hanging lanterns and of course the flowers!

 

The flowers were shades of pinks and greens-- spider mums, lilies, gerbera daisies, raspberry pink hydrangea.  This wedding had a great summer feel -- thanks for letting us be a part.