Showing posts with label hanging candles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hanging candles. Show all posts

Thursday, April 21, 2011

The Driskill wedding experience v3

Last few images from The Wedding Experience.... a gorgeous entry to the ballroom.

The elegance of candles, floral garland and soft gold satin linens flanking the entry.

Thanks for visiting with us.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Austin Country Club--summer rustic

A wedding we designed earlier this summer--with a touch of summer elegance--another take on purple.
I loved the organic runners with the brown accents--flowers in purples/greens/terracotta.

The cocktail tables draped in this gorgeous floorlength satin linen with a metal container filled with flowers and foliages.

The tall centerpieces--mostly branches with the hanging votives.

One of my favorites--hanging votives on the chandelier--the cake was displayed directly beneath--gorgeous!

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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Wedding season is here!

One of our favorite details from last years wedding season!
Cute, sassy hair flowers!

This composition reminds me of all the beautiful flowers that I get to work with each and every week-

Hanging candles remain one of our signature elements--they add drama and elegance!
I can't wait to share this seasons favorites--believe it or not,we already have some fun things we've designed-I'll be sharing soon and on a regular basis:)
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Purple and the peacock feathers!

This was a cute bridesmaid bouquet- purple orchid blooms nestled in the green hydrangea--

The brides shoes--need I say more?

Details definitely make the difference-- the peacock feathers thoughtfully placed on the napkins, orchids lazily nestled in the river rocks, custom linens, hanging candles just to name a few!
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Pink and green-

 
One of my favorite elements--neatly trimmed wheat grass that created a home for the escort card table--the grass reminds me of lazy summer days.

 
The ceremony area was in the Sunset Room, which later was "flipped" to become the dancing room-- I was told that it looked awesome with black and white polka dot linens.  We used 8 foot columns with a bridge across the top--this photo does not show the flowers, candles and hanging candles very well. Each chair had a handmade cone filled with  rose petals.

 
This is one of the six chandeliers in the Sunset Rooom- I love the suspended bowls filled with flowers, can also have candles but the  summer evening I think the floating blooms were perfect!
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