Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Lake Inspired Wedding: Jordan's Moss and Driftwood Wedding at Brigalia's

Jordan's wedding at Brigalia's was so awesome! She had the coolest theme, a lake side duck theme. So we used all things you would find by a lake or pond, moss, ferns, mallard duck feathers, and driftwood! I loved this wedding! I have to say, one of the things I like most about my job is getting to show off the final product. An engaged couple was touring the ballroom while I was walking across the room with an 8 foot piece of driftwood and they looked at me like I had 2 heads. I told them to come back to see it finished because it would be awesome, and it was!

The flower girls had these adorable halos of green antique hydrangeas, seeded eucalyptis, silver brunia, and green trick.

These bouquets were gorgeous!

Jordan's mom had this beautiful wrist corsage of green trick, hydrangeas, and scabiosa pods.

The boutounnieres were so fun! I used white lisianthus, green trick, scabiosa pods, black feathers and fresh moss.

Jordan's bridesmaid's flowers were so full of texture. I used antique hydrangeas, succulents, chocolate cosmos, queen anne's lace, fern, seeded eucalyptis, lisianthus, buplerum, fiddle heads, and brunia.

Jordan's bouquet had a cascade style with loads of textures and all green and white flowers, with a pop of brown chocolate cosmos.

I love these cosmos!

The feather had this brilliant teal blue shimmer to them when the light hit them, just like a mallard duck's feathers.

There are no words, succulents are so beautiful!




The ceremony and reception took place at Brigalia's in Sicklerville, NJ. She had tall reeds for the ceremony and we added some white football mums floating in the fountains outside.

The cake was super simple but the bouquets looked gorgeous around it!


Her centerpieces were so cool!

We used fresh moss, football mums, mason jars filled with green sand and tealights, mixed feathers, and driftwood. This is one of those infamous 8 foot pieces.

It looked amazing, and everyone was so impressed!

Jordan and her husband live in Hawaii where her husband is stationed in the Navy, so each table was named after famous US Navy warships.

I love how she tied the two themes together.


Jordan's gorgeous bouquet!

She was so thrilled! It was great working with you guys and I wish you all the best!

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Demi-Brooke and Steven's Glorious and Organic Spring Wedding!

Demi-Brooke and Steven's wedding was so much fun! They kept the floral elements simple, but added in loads of other earthy elements. Check out these boutounnieres! The bride made them herself!

I absolutely love these!


We used English lavender, succulents, queen anne's lace, fever few, and wheat. To add a cool element, we used bleached peacock feathers everywhere!



Demi-Brooke loved the idea of keeping the length of the stems uneven, so it could look as organic as possible.



I love these gorgeous photos! The amazing Joy Masi was the couple's photographer!

The ceremony took place at Malaga Campground's Tabernacle. They were so creative! They decorated the aisle with photos! We added some florals in two burlap wrapped vases, complete with silver succulents and bleached peacock feathers.

LOVE this!


All the bouquets were wrapped in burlap.

I am a horse lover to the bone, so I had to add these gorgeous photos!



This is such a gorgeous photo! So relaxed and perfect!

My favorite!

I always love working with The Sweet Life, and they did a great job with this cake. We finished the look with some additional succulents, and also added some potted ones too.


The centerpieces were so simple and fun to create. We used wheat, fever few, bleached peacock feathers, and queen anne's lace. They were designed in a mason jar and placed on a tree slice.

Love!

It was a blast guys! Thank you again for all the kind words! This was Demi's response back after the wedding: " Its a bit delayed, but i want to let you know how much i ADORED our bouquets. they were perfect! Thank you to the moon :) "

Friday, September 2, 2011

Nina and Bryan Tie the Knot on July 10, 2011

Nina and Bryan's wedding was a labor of love, as I stayed up until 3am working on the bouquets. I was so happy how they turned out! The perfect mix of summer! These gorgeous photos by Pravada Photography, check them out on my Pro's List on my website! Been working with her for years! Love them!

I used a LOAD of flowers for these bouquets! I used hydrangeas, fiddles, green trick, ranunculus, orchids, amaranthus, craspedia, fever few, lady's mantle, dahlias, succulents, seeded eucalyptis, and even loops created with raffia. They turned out super cool!

Everyone looks awesome! I love these dresses and I have to say, green was still really big this year!


I love these flowers! I also love Historic Smithville, where the wedding took place!


I bet this couple laughs a lot!

Bryan had to be giddiest groom we have seen so far! Totally awesome! Oh yeah, his flower! He had a uhule fiddle head, 3 craspedia, and a sprig of green antique hydrangea. Then we wrapped the tape with raffia.

A gorgeous photo!

This is my favorite photo! It really lets you see all the textures too!
Close up of the bridesmaids! Thanks so much for letting me do my thing. It was awesome and so are you guys!