Showing posts with label 2010 Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Weddings. Show all posts

Andrea and Pax

Used white spider mums for the flower girls princess crowns

I loved this bouquet! Yellow dahlias, yellow fressia, craspedia, monkey tail and a few turquoise pins throughout the bouquet. 


Simple yet elegant. 6 white spider mums



Lindsay and Ryan


Red gerberas with a few crystals throughout
The flicker of the candlelight on the mirror made for very romantic lighting.








Flowers are always a nice addition to a buffet table. Even if it is as simple as a floating gerbera on the table

Andie and Trevor

My best friend!! Andie Robinson has been one of my best friends for a very long time! We grew up in Ohio together with Brook. Oh man we were inseparable back then! Miss spending time with you girls! Love you!
I had the great opportunity to be a roommate while she was dating Trevor, her husband. Then they gave me the honor to decorate for their wedding. I loved every minute of it! The colors that they picked worked so well together. I do know that the main reason that Andie had to have blue flowers was because of Trevor's slight obsession with BYU! Good times. Please enjoy the pictures!
This is an aerial view of what the table centerpieces looked like. Having 3 different sized vases has been one of the latest trends. It is more pleasing to the eye to have a variety of sizes. Brings your eye all around the table. Then we just floated orange glad blossoms throughout.
I love outdoor weddings!! Aren't they fantastic? And what a beautiful night it was!
We floated some glad blossoms along the front path. Very cute!
This was an arrangement I made last minute with some of the flowers that I had left over after all of the designs were done. There were 2 and they framed the front porch where everyone entered.
The FABULOUS bouquet! Way to pick great colors Andie!
This is what her bouquet consisted of: Orange asiatic lilies, circus roses, delphinium, burnt orange calla lilies, and white akito roses.

Jenny & Matt 12-29-10



I satinized her bouquet with a silver/gray and ballet up with a turquoise

I love the variety of her flowers. In this bouquet you can find: white mini gerbs, cream roses, white dendro orchids, hypericum berries, and star of bethlehem (which was also used for the groom's bout). Collared with seeded eucalyptus and woven with beargrass and beads overhead. Beautiful combination!
Photography compliments of Carrie Butler Photography

Yellow and Purple!

This bride chose footed ming bowls for her centerpieces. And floating inside is my favorite flower, the sunflower! The bear grass swirled around underneath the water gives the illusion of motion and is symbolic of an eternal love!

Above are the decorated wedding markers that go down the isle.
Here is the lovely brides bouquet. Honestly I was skeptical of these colors being put together but I think it is growing on me. Besides that was exactly what the bride wanted. She loved it!

Ginette and Micah

The gold ribbon in her bouquet was a perfect accent to the deep burgundy dahlias and lilies! And I have always liked adding some white to a colorful bouquet, I feel as though it helps to make the other color really pop!

Grace and Kevin Reception

At Grace's reception I had so much fun! One of the best things in the world is for a bride to tell you her colors and some idea of her style and then let you do the rest. Of course I sketched out some ideas and we talked about it. But it was wonderful in the end! So moral of the story is...TRUST YOUR FLORIST! Thanks Grace! I had so much fun designing your wedding!
Aren't the limes underneath her cake so cute!
We followed the same inspiration throughout with draping flowers on top of the limes.
Then I had created a candy table for her guests to say thank you for their love and support!

Grace and Kevin

Grace Deleon is one of my favorite people I know! She has a spunk about life that is contagious. Grace and I first met my first day in Guatemala, Quezaltenango on my 18 month LDS mission. So a short time after being home she found her sweetheart Kevin and they decided to get married in the Salt Lake city LDS temple. It was my pleasure designing her wedding I hope that you enjoy the pictures!

Aren't they such a cute couple!!

Grace was very trusting in my design skills. She sat with me and told me her favorite flowers, but basically said that she trusted my ability to design and to do whatever I thought looked good. The bouquet has green kermit's, Red tulips, Green parrot tulips, Green cymbiduim orchids with a beautiful red throat, red freedom roses, Red gerbera daisies. I also did a small netting effect on top of all the flowers with green and red boullion wire. Super cute!
The groom's boutonnière was made with a green cymbiduim orchid that had a red throat, small red ribbon loop and wrapped down the stem with red bouillon wire.