Felicia and Neil

Felicia and Neil Wedding

11-20-08

Here is a picture of the family, me and Lara Bishop worked together on the flowers for everyone except the bride and groom which was made by Felicia Carpenter, the bride herself.

This is a close up of the arrangement that I did.

These were the designs for the buffet table, not what Felicia had orginally planned but I think it turned out great!

This is the throw bouquet, we decided to put it there as part of the sign in table

This is just one of the centerpeices, if I remember right we made 12.

The cake was made by Felicia's friend, but we just added a sweet touch of the 3 tulips with the ribbon that drapes down the left side of the cake. Very simple yet elegant.

This is how we did all of the Bouts.

And here is an example of the corsages.

And you can see here we made about 6 wristlets for the younger girls.

Crystal and Denny

Crystal and Denny's
Wedding







5-3-08








I have the great fortune of having two of my good friends be married to each other! I love it! Sad enough I cannot say that I hooked them up. Crystal and I met in Summer 2005 and became instant friends and Denny was my Zone leader in the Guatemala Quezaltenango Mission. They are a perfect match for each other. They asked me to do their wedding flowers and I gladly accepted.
The wedding line was huge! There were 7 Bridesmaids and a lot of groomsmen! With the help of a friend, Felicia Terry, who is also studing Floral Design we were able to finish everything in time. Their colors were red, blue, purple and white. So we used white calla lilies, blue hydrangea, purple wax flower, and red roses. The ivy was a perfect touch for her cascading bouquet. Then the Bridesmaids bouquets were small hand ties with a little bit of everything.



I also was asked to make 2 little tiaras for Crystal's sweet neices as her flower girls. I used mini white carnations and ivy. Twisting some decorative wire around and weaving blue and purple ribbon around, and it turned out great!

Orange and Blue Wedding





Working as the Teachers Assistant at the Flower shop at BYU-Idaho I have been given many opportunities to design and execute some weddings. One of which you can see here.

Leading a design crew of 3 other girls we completed this wedding in no time. They had 12 of these same center peices that you see to the left. With a stem of delphinium, one orange rose and a piece of bear grass creating a great accent off to the right. The vases that we used were quite small, so that arrangement worked out perfectly. Plus they are great centerpeices because they are tall and skinny enough that you can still have a conversation with the other guest sitting across the table.

To the left you will see all of the corsages and boutoneers that we made. We used orange spray roses, and to make the corsages even more special we added hypericum berries to them. We all know how important our mothers and grandmothers are to us. It added the perfect touch.

Then last but certainly not least I was able to do the Brides bouquet. It was more of the traditional cascade. I love how the white lilies just make the orange and blue pop. And I think that the greens were a great way to help emphasis the cascading effect. I had a lot of fun doing this wedding.

Grant and Erin

Grant and Erin Allen


12-7-07



I had the privlidge of doing the wedding of a good friend from High school. Grant and I were in the same singles ward when he met Erin. I had the privlidge of doing their wedding. It was great working with both of them. I will add more of their pictures as I get them.

Here is the brides bouquet and a couple of her bridesmaids - I'm still trying to get better picturesThen you've got the groomsmen

Here is the cake. I only did the flowers.This is a close up of the brides bouquet.

Then with the left over flowers I did this for the sign in table.

Vail and Weeks

Vail and Weeks wedding





10-11-07






This was the first wedding that I have done with all silk flowers. I had a blast! Danielle and I went to the store together and picked out all the flowers and colors that she wanted. She wanted a spring feeling and the popular hand-tied bouquet that most brides enjoy. I was then able to arrange them a couple months before her wedding. This was important to her and I because I was starting up at school at Brigham Young University Idaho in September. She really wanted me to be the one to do her flowers. So it worked out perfectly. One of the many advantages of choosing to do silk flowers for your wedding. Gratefully I was still able to come down for their sealing in the Timpanogos Temple in Utah. As you can see it was a beautiful day, and everything turned out great!



Here is a close up of the corsages.


And here is a close up of Danielle's Bouquet!