Showing posts with label rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rose. Show all posts

Saturday, August 16, 2008

Colorful June Wedding

The bridesmaids wore bright red tea length dresses, and we thought color was the way to go. Using white stock, yellow asiatic lilies, bright red mini gerbera daisies, hot pink peonies, yellow solidaster and white calcinia, we achieved the colorful look. And then some!





The bride's bouquet was a bit more traditional. Using the same types of flowers, i.e., lilies, calcinia, stock and peonies we achieved a lovely, lush bouquet. I added white freesia for scent and red roses for contrast.
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Ceremony and Reception

The ceremony took place at a beautiful church with vivid stained glass windows. The altar arrangements included yellow lilies, yellow eremerus, purple allium, red miniature gerbera daisies, red roses, bells of ireland, red delphinium, pink snapdragons and white montecasino.



The centerpieces matched the chair treatments beautifully! We used a greenery wreath with red wire accents, red rose blossoms and petals. With the candles lit, the whole table glowed.

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Salt and Pepper

The bridal bouquet : white roses, white spray roses, white peonies, and white lilacs. Bupleurum and bay leaf added hints of green and spice to offset the sweet scent of the flowers.

The theme of the wedding was salt and pepper. The couple had come together in culinary school and enjoy all things cooking.
The centerpieces were round glass bowls planted with herbs and white flowers. I used basil, thyme, oregano, sweet potato vine, and a variety of white flowers. The bowls were clear glass, so you could see the dirt (pepper) and I scattered white river rocks and white roses (salt) along the top of the centerpiece and along the tablecloth.











The bride and groom had a sweetheart table, so as to have small moments alone. I provided a low vase for the bride's bouquet to act as their centerpiece, and scattered a few roses and bay leaves to dress up the table.