Bright and Happy

That describes both the bride and the flowers at this wedding!! Lisa and Kevin were married in September. They had a bright, gorgeous day and we got to help with the flowers. Here are some awesome shots of the day by one of our favorite photo artists Clark+Walker Photography.



Lisa's bouquet was a soft, feminine mix of white, ivory, and pink. The bridesmaids had bright fall mixed bouquets with color that jumped right off of their black dresses!

We love the pink in the shoes and the flowers!

There's nothing cuter than a furry friend in your wedding photos!

Bright flowers made another appearance at Lumen for the reception.

Sincere best wishes to Lisa and Kevin! It was a blast helping you with your special day!!

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Pops of Color

Sometimes having a pastel color scheme doesn't mean you should shy away from bright colors. Here are two weddings that had somewhat subdued color schemes with pops of color.





The bride's bouquet had peach and white accents to her bright pink peonies. Her bridesmaids' bouquets stayed very subdued in just whites and blush pinks.

The centerpieces at the Piper Palm House carried through the pastel peaches and pinks with the pops of pink peonies.

Another bride we had that same weekend also used a pastel color scheme and added in pops of orange. Her bridal bouquet was a very sweet mix of ivories and blush pinks with bright orange ranunculus to accent.

Her bridesmaids carried a slightly brighter version, but still with the ivories and pinks.

Bright kissing ball for the flowergirl!

The centerpieces at Eden Seminary also had pops of orange mixed in with gardeny whites and blush pinks.

Bright colors can mix well with pastels and add an extra "pop" to your event.

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Anemones and Roses

These bouquets of roses and anemones really take the cake!! Thanks to Kandise, the bride, and Moser Photography for these great shots!!

The bridesmaids bouquets were like the bridal bouquet with the exception of the bride's initial rhinestone pin and white mini callas.

This mom opted to carry a few wedding flowers rather than pin them onto her dress. It's also a great summer option when some dresses are sheer and have nothing to pin to.

Best wishes to the bride and groom! It was a pleasure working with you!

Black and White Anemones at the MAC

The following are some snapshots that we took at a wedding reception we did at the MAC. The wedding color scheme was mostly black and white (with a touch of pink at the ceremony). We were able to use our black wrought iron trees and black and white anemones and other flowers to bring the theme into the ballroom.

Our trees with hanging candles and crystals are accented by white birch branches to bring in the black and white theme.

The bases of each tree were decorated with clusters of white hydrangea and black and white anemones.

We used the trees on "cluster" tables at the MAC. Each "cluster" was made up of three guest tables pushed together and sat 18 guests. This gave the room a unique layout and helped off-set the cost of the large centerpieces.

The opposite tables had these black cylinder vases filled with white hydrangea and anemones.

The bridesmaids' bouquets were where the light pink accent was used at the ceremony. These bouquets were made of white anemones, pink ranunculus, and ivory roses.

This was a fun and unique wedding to design for and we wish the bride and groom all the best!!

Bright Colors and Texture

These bouquets are great examples of bright mixed colors and LOTS of texture! They are from a wedding we did this month.

This bridal bouquet was a shop favorite here at Sisters that week. It included purple stock, mini callas, lisianthus, blue thistle, fuchsia heather, and looped lily grass (and later purple anemones). We LOVED all the textures and brightness!

The bridesmaids' bouquets had the opposite color scheme of the bride's. Fuchsia stock, anemones, heather, purple lisianthus, and looped lily grass made up these gorgeous hand-tied bouquets.






We had a lot of fun using these flowers and colors together for one wedding!!

Amazing Anemones

Anemones are a great flower to use if you have a spring or early summer event. They are a very versatile flower that comes in lots of colors. They are similar to a poppy and usually have a dark center. Here are a few snapshots of how we have used them recently.

Here are white anemones with full sized dark red roses.

These anemones are a very bright pink.

Anemones are a very beautiful flower full of texture and interest. They are easily made to accent other flowers or to make a statement on their own.