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Thursday, July 25, 2013

Rustic Farm Wedding: Chelsea and Sean's Ranch Wedding in Pittsgrove, NJ

 Chelsea and Sean's wedding was a fabulous farm inspired event held at the couple's future homestead in Pittsgrove, NJ. I had so much fun creating her flowers, yet there were so many perfect details, that I think the flowers had some major competition ( see Rooster below!!!). Their photographer was the super sweet and very talented Maggie from Maggie J Photography. Her work is absolutely stunning. This blog posting took forever to finish, due to many other things going on (like the midst of wedding season), but being next week is the couple's one year anniversary, what better way to show off their gorgeous wedding???


 Chelsea's bouquet was fluffy and romantic, but also very natural.

  
I have to admit, I am in love with these pheasant feathers!

 The bridesmaids carried dahlias, sweet peas, lisianthus, hydrangeas, scabiosa, and lots of wispy accent flowers, like lady's mantle, queen anne's lace, and seeded eucalyptis.

 
  Chelsea carried White O'Hara blush garden roses, white lisianthus, white sweet peas, mini callas, scabiosa, hydrangeas, lady's mantle, and seeded eucalyptis.



The men wore clean white mini callas.


I love the bricks and old door!

The ceremony took place at Holy Family Church in Sewell.


My favorite flowers EVER. They make my heart happy.

The peacock feathers, sweet peas, and gomphrena make this arrangement!


The farm is gorgeous! A storm came through right during cocktail hour 
so this shows a faint rainbow after the rain.

So many beautiful details!

I LOVE everything about this photo.

Future Ranchers

This guy stole the show (for me).  Roosters scare me a bit, but how gorgeous is he?





The coolest idea!

Happy One Year Anniversary Chelsea and Sean!!!

Monday, January 28, 2013

Kristin's Fall Sunflower Wedding at Running Deer Golf Club

Kristin loved the bouquet from my sister-in-law's barn wedding, so we did a very similar bouquet with loads of textures, bright sunflowers, and champagne Sahara roses.

She also added a fun crocheted sleeve for her bouquet, which we custom design, with your choice of buttons.

The bridesmaids had bouquets of sunflowers, ranunculus, amaranthus, crespedia balls, and curly willow loops. The bridesmaids had a chocolate crocheted sleeve for their bouquets. Kristin bought the buttons and each of the girls, and herself, had a different button pattern.

LOVE these bright sunflower bouquets!

The maid of honor had a taupe crocheted sleeve for her bouquet.

The ceremony and reception took place at the beautiful Running Deer Golf Club, in Pittsgrove, NJ. We decorated the purgola with a garland of sunflowers, hanging lanterns, and the aisle with sheppards hooks holding mason jars filled with more sunflowers. Rose petals down the aisle finished the look.

I love the draping amaranthus for a wispy feel!


All photos by Savannah's Garden, unless noted.
Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography. 

Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography.

Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography.

Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography.


Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography.
                       


Photo by Ralph Nardell Photography.

I loved these centerpieces! We put a sprig of fern on every place setting, and had sunflowers on every table. Kristin rented some of my shabby chic grey lantern. We added a burlap square at the base of all of her tables.

Kristin used our bark flower pedestals and also rented these fun metal vases. We added more sunflowers and amber votives for extra warmth to the theme. Her moss table numbers were so pretty!

Another accent we added were our birch tealight holders, which looked so good with the burlap and brown linens.


These birch tealight holders are also available for rent!

Loved the fern with these little cards.

This adorable cake was from the awesome Sweet Life Bakery in Vineland. Kristin also rented our thick tree slab for under the cake too.

I thought this was absolutely adorable!!! Congratulations to you both! So happy that you were thrilled!

Friday, August 31, 2012

Jennifer's Fun Summer Gerbera Daisy Wedding at Running Deer!


Jennifer and Chuck had such a super fun theme. I love loads of color and gerbera daisies are the best way to do that! Check out these beautiful photos by Marrero Photography!

Chuck and Jennifer had their wedding and reception at the gorgeous Running Deer Golf Club in Pittsgrove, NJ! It's my favorite venue and also where my reception was too! Their first glance photos are so sweet!

Chuck wore a Mango mini calla, and Jennifer's bouquet was created with gerbera daisies, mini callas, and lime lady's  mantle.

Such an adorable and happy family!
These colors are so pretty! I strung through a strand of pearls through her flowers, which I think turned out perfect!

The outdoor ceremony space at Running Deer is so great, and there are so many fun ways to decorate it! Jennifer rented our sheppards hooks and hung mason jars filled with gerbera daisies, lemon leaf, and lime button mums.

We decorated the sides of the purgola entrance with these awesome white lanterns. We rent these for all events, and you can use the set of three, or just one. We added color with simple rose petals in shades of pink and orange.

It was such a gorgeous day!





LOVE all the fun colors!






























Everyone looks gorgeous!

The card table was decorated with old window panes with the guest's names hand-painted on each pane.
The centerpieces were so cute! We filled galvanized silver buckets with lemon leaf, bear grass loops, and all mixed shades of gerbera daisies!

I love how they turned out!
The cupcake stand was a masterpiece in itself! We rented all different bark pedestals and wood slices, and stacked them to create a unique cupcake display!
It turned out soooo cool!

We accented he wood with more lady's mantle and gerbera daisies.
I love how fun and different this turned out!
                                        It was so much fun working with you! Congratulations!