Emily's Purple and Pewter Wedding Part 2 !

Emily had a gorgeous wedding and these photos turned out great! All of these photos were taken by Brian McDonald Photography.

The purple and gray flowers look perfect with these charcoal dresses.

Congratulations to you both!

Emily's Purple and Pewter Wedding at Scotland Run Golf Club

 

Emily's flowers were so much fun to create! Her flowers had loads of purple with grey accents. Her bouquet had Picasso mini callas, purple lisianthus, hydrangeas, plum orchids, nigella, silver brunia, and dusty miller.

The textures look so awesome together!

The flowergirl carried a flower wand of only purple lisianthus.

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of all purple and silver, along with charcoal fabric over the stems to match the girls.

The groomsmen wore purple hydrangea blooms with nigella and scabiosa blooms, dusty miller, and charcoal fabric.

The reception took place at Scotland Run Golf Club in Williamstown, NJ. We decorated the space with more purple flowers. The placecard card arrangement was gorgeous with more purple.

Emily did three rectangle vases with a square floating candles and submerged roses, hydrangeas, and stock. We added silver pebbles in the base of the vases to add more of the grey.

Her other low centerpiece combined a clean cube with silver pebbles and purple hydrangeas, stock, lisianthus, roses, and callas.

The outdoor tables were decorated with three short gathering vases with silver pebbles and Picasso callas, stock, and hydrangeas.

The cocktail hightops were decorated with purple hydrangeas tucked into votive cups wrapped with purple satin.

I decorated the cake with hydrangeas, orchids, lisianthus, and lavender rose petals.

I can't wait to blog her professional photos next!!!

Lindsay and Andrew's Wedding at Scotland Run!

Lindsay and Andrew were married last October at Scotland Run Golf Club. Her wedding bouquet was like my absolute dream bouquet, because her main flower was hydrangea, and I am a bit obsessed with hydrangeas! Enjoy these beautiful photos by Duca Photography!

Lindsay carried green antique and purple hydrangeas, along with lavender sweet peas, and white stephanotis. The bridesmaids carried green antique hydrangeas, white ranunculus, lavender sweet peas, and queen anne's lace.

I love these purple dresses with the green flowers!

This allows you to see the crystal wristlets, hydrangea boutounnieres, and all the bouquets. LOVE!

Andrew wore green antique hydrangea blooms, with a hint of purple limonium, and a white stephanotis bloom. This hydrangea makes a FABULOUS bout. because it will never droop and dries in this shape. It's amazing stuff!

I think her bouquet complimented the dress beautifully!

The purple and green ceremony urns were created with hydrangeas, stock, larkspur, roses, snapdragons, and liatris.

We had green antique hydrangeas on the chairs with a warm lavender Fresco satin.

Such a fabulous couple!

Their centerpieces were placed on top of Scotland Run's silver flower stands. We created them with roses, hydrangeas, stock, orchids, and curly willow

The sweet heart table was decorated with all the bouquets and also the ceremony flowers. I always suggest using your flowers for the entire event if possible. This is a great way to add extra color to the room.

Congratulations to you both! It was our pleasure!

Ashley's Wedding at Scotland Run on June 3, 2011

Ashley and Dan were married at Scotland Run Golf Club on a gorgeous summer day in June. We used fresh green hydrangeas and green cymbidium orchids to pop in front of the bright guava dresses. I loved these colors! Check out these great photos by the fabulous Meyers Photography.

Dan wore a bright green cymbidium orchid. I love these because they hold up awesome!

We did a combo of green antique, and Equadorian ivory hydrangeas.

I love how this turned out!

This is my favorite photo! The speckle of the antique hydrangeas really catch the color in the throat of the orchids. A great way to add a pop of color.

The guys wore a sprig of antique hydrangea. Love this stuff because it won't droop!

The centerpieces were simple cylinders filled with curly willow and topped with more hydrangeas. Being they are my favorite flower, I was in my glory :)

I love adding color to the cocktail hightops in simple ways, this is the perfect way to do something tiny and inexpensive, but bring the theme into the reception.

It was a pleasure working with you guys! I want to wish you all the best for a beautiful and happy marriage!