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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Seasnoal Peonies, Sweet Pea, and Ranunculus

Earlier this year, we designed very spring-looking bouquets for one of our brides. We used seasonal flowers including peonies, ranunculus, and sweet pea for the bride and her maids. Here are some shots we took just before delivery.

This bridal bouquet showcased green hydrangea as a background, ivory roses, and white sweet pea. The sweet pea is the paper thin, clam-shaped flower seen all throughout the bouquet.

The bridesmaids carried these bouquets of white peonies and orange/coral ranunculus.

All three of these flowers come in many different colors and can be used in different ways. Ask about their availability for your wedding or event!

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!!

Classic Black and White at the MAC

This wedding was last fall at the MAC and used black and white in a classic and beautiful way.

Black was used as an accent, seen in the chair covers, favors, menu cards, and the glassware for the centerpieces. All the flowers at the reception were whites and ivories.

Half of the tables had these tall vases with a ball of white lilies, roses, tulips, and filler.

To contrast. the other half had these black bubble bowls filled with tulips, hydrangea, ranunculus, filler, etc.

These rented candelabras accented both ends of the head table and were decorated with all white, trailing flower pieces.

The end product of the classic black and white in this room was gorgeous and just what the bride and groom envisioned!

Pretty Spring Bouquet

This spring bridal bouquet makes us want to see some more sunshine and robins!! Pink mini callas, ranunculus, hydrangea, and white cymbidium orchids are accented with sweet smelling pearled stephanotis. It's such a soft, spring bridal look and we loved it!

Favorite Bouquets of 2008

Here are just a few of our favorites from the past year. Enjoy!!