Showing posts with label bells of Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bells of Ireland. Show all posts

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Fall reception-Mansion on Judges HIll

Finishing off the green and white fall wedding-- gorgeous long, head table. (Arrangements look familiar- they were the ceremony pieces:)

The cake.

The low centerpiece-room featured both tall and low centerpieces.

And the outdoor pieces, a few apothecary bottles filled with dahlias.
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Friday, February 3, 2012

Ceremony for rain plan..

From the wedding earlier this week, we created a beautiful intimate altar with the table centerpieces.
A call was made at the last minute to have the ceremony indoors due to the rain.
Our team created the altar, once the ceremony was over, we moved the arrangements to their respective tables.


A sweet, simple marker for the reserved family chairs.
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Thursday, August 19, 2010

Lapis--a shade of purple

The bridesmaids gown were Lapis-for some reason I always think that is going to be blue, but in bridal wear it is shades of purple.
Here we paired it with all shades of purple and accented with green. I love the striped ties on the groomsmen--I love cool ties!

We featured a tall centerpieces along with a few low table--
Congratulations! Thanks to Jennifer Bellah Photography!
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Thursday, August 20, 2009

More summer weddings.

 
I absolutely love the simplicity of this chair marker-- a single cymbidium,fatsia japonica and a little pittisporum with a simple sheer ribbon--clean,classic and green- how could you go wrong?

 
The bridal bouquet to complement the chair marker--crisp and clean in green and white with a touch of ivory-- I know green cymbidiums have been done to death but I still love their uniqueness.

 
An even simpler centerpiece-- stunning bells of Ireland with suspended tea lights-- I love it when every element in complementary.
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Thursday, May 7, 2009

Lakeway Resort and Spa reception

 
This was a great reception that was designed last fall- remember the green shoes from earlier this week,they belonged to this bride.  A gorgeour palette of green and chocolate brown. The tables featured a combination of centerpieces--some tall, some low and all with multiple components.  This tall centerpiece featured bells of Ireland with floating candles and river rocks to complete the look.

 
The ever popular submerged green spiders with a  single cylinder of green apples-- another element in green.

 
An overview of the room-- this is a great BIG ballroom-- tall centerpieces  and hanging candles help make this space a little more intimate--along with about a gazillion candles!
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