Showing posts with label Bridal Bouquets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridal Bouquets. Show all posts
JD and Jessica
Simple and elegant with yellow tulips and a touch of sparkle weaving throughout the bouquet
Even tulips will hold up for you in July if you find the right designer! ;)
Pictures provided by Scott Hancock Photography
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
Perfectly purple

Andra & Josh 10-9-11
Brent and Carlissa
Cowboy up!
Originally the wedding was planned to be designed on a completely different pathway. But the bride always gets what she wants! ;) So here we are with a cowboy wedding. And what better flowers to do it with than sunflowers! (my favorite flower) Simple mason jars with the bandanna against the green table cloth was a perfect accent.





I love her bouquet very simple, yet colorful and very affordable for a bridal bouquet! Such a cute couple. Congrats!! Love you both!
My brothers wedding!
I am so far behind in all of my posts! I'm so sorry! A year ago last December Alex, my younger brother, married the lovely Erin! I had the chance to do her flowers!
Aren't they cute!!
Isn't she beautiful!!
I love my brothers!! They are all so handsome!
Courtney - Die hard Texas

Sorry the picture of the flowers is so far away but I love the richness of the burgundy and then the brightness of the billy balls! Very great color mixture!
As her wedding planner I was able to help her in-vision her cake design through a sketch, I say it turned out great!
I had the chance to do a great underwater arrangement that was a great focal piece to the buffet table.
Yep you guessed it! This was the grooms cake.
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