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You, too? We thought so. Grab a cup and wander through our musings.
This Dallas wedding brought Spring feels to an Autumn day. We added locally grown mushrooms to a colorful violet, mauve, and mocha color palette. The creative freedom that our clients gave us to incorporate seasonal produce truly enabled us to come alive with ideas. Rich florals with velvet green bows and gold accents elevated the historic venue to a feeling of a fairytale wedding.
This fairytale wedding on the island of Oahu was the perfect blend of spring with a touch of island elegance. A grand ceremony arbor covered in florals paired with the pale blue ocean backdrop. The couple incorporated culture and landscape with 5 different themed bars at cocktail hour for their guests to enjoy. The reception took place in a luxurious atrium, filled with chandeliers dripping with ivy and lush florals, completing the wedding fantasy.
This elopement in the coastal mountains of Spain was nothing short of magical. Upon arrival, our team was greeted by white horses, who had curiously come down the mountaintop. We were so lucky to capture the moment with them and the beautiful bride. The floral color palette included buttery yellows, mauve, and pops of currant as a nod to autumn as it was approaching. The fairytale wedding concluded with a surprise Flamenco performance by local Spanish dancers.
This intimate wedding in the Na ‘Aina Kai Gardens of Kauai brought all the jungle feels. We displayed brightly colored florals to pair with the broad-leafed jungle foliages. The sounds of the Hawaiian songbirds in the background made the intimate ceremony feel right out of a fairy tale.
This midsummer wedding contained so many beautiful elements- the season’s best flowers, including phlox, dahlias, rudbeckia, along with sunning oceanside views, and stylish reception decor. We paired caramel, taupe, and deep red tones with the Planner’s design elements.
This October Maui wedding overlooked the beautiful Kapalua Bay. Our bride, Sam, envisioned an ethereal experience; one that married an English-garden feel, along with the calm oceanside setting. We selected dainty white textured blooms and translucent Lunaria to create an airy feel, along with plum and mauve premium florals to accent Sam’s maids emerald gowns. It truly was a perfect day.
Some say that September is the most beautiful month in Aspen. The golden aspen leaves were the perfect backdrop for this autumn wedding, which included wine, mauve, and muddy-pink toned specialty flowers, including dahlias, rudbeckia, Oakleaf Hydrangeas, and lisianthus.
Emily and Jeff wanted to infuse their Chinese and English cultures into their wedding day. We added Asian lanterns inside the Little Nell reception space over the dance floor, along with a bridal floral headpiece for the tea ceremony. Instead of a larger boutonniere, Jeff opted for a petite buttonhole, which is the more common preference in Britain.
Jessica wanted to bring a garden feeling into her downtown tented wedding. She loved soft and fluffy flowers, and wanted to incorporate them with lush greenery vines throughout the space. We selected pale blush peach blooms, such as sweet peas and ranunculus, and paired them springtime blue muscari and delphinium. The couple’s guests dined under hanging florals and greenery to add to the intimate ambiance.
Yagmur wanted to bring the garden indoors for her wedding reception. Set in the majestic Vail mountains, we created a floral-filled experience with a Southern touch. Summer blooms, including dahlias, garden roses, Cosmos, and tulips (over 1000 to be exact!) filled her and Will’s tented reception space at The Arrabelle in Vail Town Square.
Brooke & Eric’s wedding planner, Alexa, told me to bring ALL the flowers - and those words were music to my ears! The couple wanted bright, spring flowers, so we incorporated forsythia branches and tall, tangerine fritillaria. I selected a grounding color- dusty mauve- to serve as a juxtaposition to the honey and lemon blooms.