Vibrant Spring Bouquets

These bouquet pictures are snapshots that we took from the first weekend in May. Take a look at the awesome bright colors that these brides chose!!

These bridesmaid's bouquets were very bright! Jade berries, hot pink gerbera daisies and roses, green kermit pomps, pink waxflower filler and dark purple lisianthus made a great combo for textures and colors!

This bridal bouquet complimented all the colors from the bridesmaid's bouquets, but with a touch of white and a few other feature flowers. Purple hydrangea was used as "tucks" in the background and green orchids were also added. White freesia accented to give the bride a color that was unique to her bouquet.

This bridal bouquet had red roses, purple lisianthus, purple limonium filler, and pearled stephanotis. This bride wanted the white accent in hers to stand out against the darker purple and red.

The bridesmaid's bouquets were very similar to the bride's, just without the white accent.

Just a few ideas for all of you out there who LOVE color!!!

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!!

Classic White and Ivory

This traditional and classic white and ivory wedding was for Kimberly and Steven. Here are some amazing shots by Lace.

Kim's bouquet was an all white and ivory mix that included hydrangea, spray roses, freesia, lisianthus, gardenias, waxflower, and pearled stephanotis. She picked a burgundy criss-cross ribbon to incorporate her accent color.

The bride loved texture so we used a several kinds of greenery to give the whole bouquet more detail and interest.

Batter up!

The centerpieces at the reception were white hydrangea, ivory roses, and ivory waxflower in cube vases.

The burgundy table runners added a little extra color pop in the room.

Special thanks to Christy Ricker of All Dressed in White for helping coordinate such a pretty event!!

As always, best wishes to the bride and groom!