Today's wedding was so much fun! I met Danielle awhile ago and she and her mom were awesome to work with! It's so nice to work with people you can end up truly becoming good friends with! Danielle's mom Sally was probably holding Ethan while we set up this wedding or took pictures after set up! It felt like family since our neighbors were there and one of them was officiant! The photographer was even the girlfriend of my neighbor, it was just very cool to see so many people you know and not expect to see them all together. It was great! I can't wait to see the pictures of the the bouquets with the dresses. Everything was gorgeous and everyone was super happy! Then I found out that Danielle and Brett live about 3 blocks away, so I know we will definitely see each other on a normal basis!
I loved her colors! Lavender, coral, and orange! We draped lavender chiffon fabric over the purgola at Running Deer and hung crystals of different heights. The fabric looked gorgeous flowing in the wind, which made the day feel great since it was pretty hot.
Her flowers were coral Movie Star roses, orange dahlias, orange ranunculus, Ocean Song roses, and lavender sweet peas. I added hanging green amaranthus, coral gerberas, and also some warmer Meritime lavender roses for depth.
Movie Star roses were tied to the chairs with a soft lavender double face satin ribbon.
The cake smelled so good! Wayne from Century did a fabulous job and I know it tasted awesome too, because he made my wedding cake almost 6 years ago (wow, that went fast). I LOVED these colors!!!
The card table arrangement was so much fun! I used amaranthus, dahlias, roses, gerberas, eremurus, peonies, sweet peas, and ranunculus. I also suspended 3 Ocean Song roses with lavender wire. So you have 3 choices when it comes to using single blooms: submerged, suspended, or floating. It's always fun to mix it up!
Congratulations guys! I hope you had a fabulous day, as I am sure you did! Ps. Thanks for taking Ethan for a bit Sally! I think he loves you too!
The bridal Bouquet was designed with callas, dahlias, saponaria, roses, ranunculus, and sweet peas! The bridesmaids were designed with dahlias, roses, and sweet peas! The wholesaler calls me the sweet pea queen because I always order them. I love them!
Plum dendrobium orchids are attached to the orange and purple ribbons for a more dramatic look. Especially for tv!
This beautiful cake was created by The Sweet Life Bakery in Vineland!
I absolutely love these pictures! Check out Tina Markoe's website for more great photos!
I would love to post some pretty pictures of some of the flowers from one of our weddings a few weeks back. I LOVED this wedding!
This one is going on my website! Love it!
Love the ranunculus boutonnieres!
A quick pic before the ceremony...and us working in the background :)
The flowers were perfect!
I loved the colors for Beth's wedding down in Ocean City. Her theme was sand dollars so we incorporated them in the base of all her centerpieces.
We used hydrangeas, roses, lilies, amaryllis, delphinium, gerberas, and green trick dianthus.
Bright orange dahlias adorned the chairs and we used long purple double face satin ribbons.
We wired on purple orchids to the ribbons to add more color and interest!
We put clementines in some cylinders and lemons in the others with dark purple stock at the top.
I wrapped votive cups with thin purple satin and did a criss cross wrap with a single orange Milva rose. A bunch of these were on the sweetheart table! More pics to follow! Met her fabulous photographer who I am also working with this October! So excited! Congratulations to the new couple, I had a great time working with you!
I know purple is pushed as one of the top colors this year, but now that orange is making a big comeback, coral is the perfect compliment! I have had a lot of coral weddings in the past, and it feels as if these colors are timeless favorites! The vase above was dropped off at one of our bride's homes for the dining room table to match the wedding colors. Bright tangerine anthurium, Free Spirit and Movie Star roses, gerberas, cockscomb, and ranunculus are softened with lots of white sweet peas. I added some jasmine vine for a southern touch.
This was an insane week! In addition to the 3 weddings and 2 funerals we had this week, we also did a rehearsal dinner for a 4th bride on Thursday night. We headed to Winfield's, located in Millville's Art District, which is a chic and modern restaurant with great food and cool decor! These centerpieces were fun bright flowers in glass cylinders. I used a tropical calithea leaf in each vase and designed the arrangements using gerbera daisies, roses, lady's mantle, Mimi Eden spray roses, silver brunia, and hypericum berries. The groom's mother Kim was ecstatic when she saw them!
I loved her colors! Lavender, coral, and orange! We draped lavender chiffon fabric over the purgola at Running Deer and hung crystals of different heights. The fabric looked gorgeous flowing in the wind, which made the day feel great since it was pretty hot.
Her flowers were coral Movie Star roses, orange dahlias, orange ranunculus, Ocean Song roses, and lavender sweet peas. I added hanging green amaranthus, coral gerberas, and also some warmer Meritime lavender roses for depth.
Movie Star roses were tied to the chairs with a soft lavender double face satin ribbon.
The cake smelled so good! Wayne from Century did a fabulous job and I know it tasted awesome too, because he made my wedding cake almost 6 years ago (wow, that went fast). I LOVED these colors!!!
The card table arrangement was so much fun! I used amaranthus, dahlias, roses, gerberas, eremurus, peonies, sweet peas, and ranunculus. I also suspended 3 Ocean Song roses with lavender wire. So you have 3 choices when it comes to using single blooms: submerged, suspended, or floating. It's always fun to mix it up!
