Wedding at FK Event Space

This new event space down town is a blank slate when it comes to decor. Here is how one of our clients used it for their ceremony this past February.


(Snapshots by Chelsea!)

The ceremony decor included our uncovered canopy and two small tables with our crystal trees to frame the bride and groom.

These pics are of our set-up. We used the event space's freight elevator to transport our materials to the ceremony and reception rooms.

Going up, Chelsea!?!

The flowers were a mix of all reds. Calla lilies, roses, and dahlias were used in the bridal bouquet. The same red color scheme was used in the bridesmaids' bouquets and at the reception.

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Best Men and Best Friends

This is a great story about two weddings that Sisters Flowers helped with in 2008.


Max and Adam have been life-long friends. When Rachel and Max were married August 31st at Forest Park Golf Club, it seemed natural that Adam would be Max's best man. Rachel and Max had a bright and sunny wedding day and Sisters was there to do the flowers and decorate our chuppah for the ceremony.

(Rachel and Max enjoy time with their wedding party. Kneeling on the left is the best man, Adam.)






(Sisters' chuppah decorated for the ceremony outdoors at Forest Park Golf Club.)






Six short weeks later, Elizabeth and Adam (Max's best man) had their wedding and reception at the St. Charles Convention Center. Of course, Max supported his friend by being Adam's best man. Once again, Sisters Flowers was there to help out with the flowers and chuppah decor.


(Elizabeth and Adam enjoy their wedding day. Best man and former groom, Max, is right of the groom.)

(Sisters' decorated chuppah was a part of Adam and Elizabeth's ceremony.)

How awesome for two good friends to be a part of each other's special day!

We were delighted to be a part of both weddings and help out two wonderful couples!

Yellow, Blue, and Books

October was a busy month at Sisters. This wedding was a highlight for us. Jazzy and Brian were married on October 10th. They had their ceremony at the Jewel Box and their reception at the City Museum. Here are some awesome detail shots from Burns Photography.

Jazzy's bouquet was blue and white--hydrangeas, roses, and a dragonfly pin.

Yellow was the accent color used in the bridesmaids' bouquets and on the chuppah.

The guys all had mini calla bouts.--white for the groom and yellow for the groomsmen.

Our chuppah at the Jewel Box.

The head table was lined with yellow and white flowers over the blue table runners.

Tall and short centerpieces decorated the guest tables.

And here's where the books come in.....various yellow books were stacked underneath blue cubes of yellow flowers on some of the guest tables.

Tall spheres of blue and white flowers topped trumpet vases on the opposite guest tables.

Yellow and white flowers accompanied this bright cake.

Special thanks to Shayna of St. Louis Wedding Consultants for coordinating this bright and unique event!!

Best wishes to Jazzy and Brian for a wonderful first year together and many more to come!

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Continuing the Yellow Theme....

Here is another example of using yellow flowers for a bright, summer-y wedding. These shots were taken by our very own "Sister", Chelsea, at a wedding just a few weeks ago. The wedding was at Central Reform Congregation and the reception was at Ninth Street Abbey. Take a look!!

The bridal bouquet was a bright mix of yellow roses, white freesia, and white waxflower filler.

The entry table at the ceremony had this large, showy arrangement in the wedding colors.

We decorated the CRC's chuppah with yellow clusters of roses.

Vases filled with yellow flowers were placed at the base of the four posts.

The bridesmaids carried yellow roses with white waxflower filler.

The reception had all yellow and white flowers, to carry through the bright colors from the ceremony.

White hydrangea and yellow rose arrangements decorated the guest tables.

Congratulations to Katherine and Sean! We wish you all the best!

Outdoor Wedding at Forest Park Golf Club

Here are some snapshots of an outdoor wedding that we recently helped design at Forest Park Golf Club. Liesl and RJ had both their ceremony and reception there this past July.

The flower colors for the wedding were fresh greens and pinks.





This bridal bouquet was very garden-y for the outdoor ceremony.

We set up our chuppah on the patio outside for the ceremony.

We used family tallises to decorate the chuppah. The July weather threatened to storm for the wedding, and did for a little while, but everything stayed nice just long enough the ceremony.

Candles were lit to honor the couple's passed relatives.

Thanks to the staff at Forest Park Golf Club for being awesome to work with, as always.

Best wishes to the bride and groom!!

One Wedding, Two Gorgeous Ceremonies

Here's the story of one great couple, two ceremonies, and an awesome party. Melissa and Kedric were married in early May. They had a traditional Jewish ceremony on Friday with their close friends and family on hand. On Saturday, they chose a beautiful outdoor ceremony at World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park and a gorgeous reception at the Chase. Take a peek at the pictures from both days!

Here are the bride and groom at their Jewish ceremony. We set up our chuppah and decorated it with the bride's wedding colors--bright pinks and oranges. (Thank you to the family for supplying these snapshots!)

The following are professional shots from Luke Walker Photography of Saturday's details and ceremony.

Melissa's bouquet was a mix of cherry brandy roses, pink hydrangea, orange spray roses, hot pink waxflower filler, and pink cymbidium orchids.

Outdoor ceremony at Forest Park.

The following snapshots were taken by Sisters during the reception set-up at the Chase. There were two different centerpieces for the guest tables-one tall and one short. All the flowers were the bright pinks and oranges of the personal and ceremony flowers.

We filled the bride's vases with hydrangea, roses, and stock, and accented with hanging amaranthus and pheasant feathers.

These short, rounded centerpieces included roses, stock, and waxflower to add a pop of color on the tables.

Congratulations to the bride and groom! It was a pleasure working with you! Best wishes for your future!

(Photo by Luke Walker Photography)

Clean and Classic Red

This past March, Sisters did the flowers for this wedding at Graham Chapel. The bride really loved the look of classic red roses in tight, clean arrangements. Photography by John Fedele Images.

The classic bridal bouquet.

We set up and decorated our chuppah for the ceremony at Graham Chapel.

The bridesmaids' flowers and the aisle decorations all coordinated with the bride's bouquet.

Best wishes to Kimberly and Andrew!!