anticipation.
(...man those chiavari chairs look good....)
we placed a single dendrobium orchid bloom on each platinum napkin.
It complimented the pink menu card as well as served as another way to carry the color down to the table top--making the table-scape feel more seamless.
Soft peonies on pavement. Love it.
Pink tulips admiring their reflection in the shops antique mirror.
The jeweled cuff was a nice finishing touch.
Angela's & Gary's Palette consisted of soft pink peonies, a variety of pink roses and tulips, fringed with dusty miller, variegated grass, and lemon tips. Bridal White was introduced via peonies and mini callas. Sophisticated Glamour was the backdrop and we worked this in by using bits of "bling" and platinum ribbons and finding to compliment the bridesmaids dresses.
Gary's bout was a mini Calla that complimented the intermittently
placed callas in Angela's bouquet.
Angela opted for small elegant pin-on corsages that looked anything but ordinary!
They were married at the New Castle Congregational Church.
Incredibly old and Incredibly Beautiful!
Some Creative Shots at the shop prior to send off!
Our thanks to Diane of SagePhoto.com!
i love, love, love the pics
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are gorgeous and I love your printed labels!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous blog! I love the photography and of course the flowers! If you don't mind- how do you get blogger to allow more than 4 photos? Every time I add more than that it just cuts them off?
ReplyDeleteThank you! Hmmm, not sure. I know my dpi is usually between 75 and 150, but I thought blogger automatically readjusts the size...or maybe that's facebook. If I find anything out I'll pass it on!
ReplyDeletePeaked at your blog--beautiful work! I'm in love with succulents as well. Anything that thrives on neglect AND looks fabulously intriguing is irresistible!