Showing posts with label short centerpieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short centerpieces. Show all posts
Monday, November 1, 2010
Autumn Wedding, Gardens at Malmaisson-- Part 1
Sisters Flowers helped out with the very beautiful wedding of Melissa and Kevin earlier this month. Take a look at our snapshots of the ceremony and reception decor.
The outdoor ceremony was such a pretty preview of the coming autumn colors. We decorated the aisle and the arch in the fall wedding colors.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Inspiration Picture
We recently did an event at Missouri Baptist. The person coordinating the event contacted us to make the centerpieces and to pull from a design she liked in an magazine. Here is the inspiration picture.
The colors and textures were most important to the look of the event. Birds were also being incorporated for the event, so Sisters combined the look from the picture, the birds and the budget and came up with these.......
Our version of the arrangement had the same colors and interesting textures as the inspiration without breaking the budget. The birds were added as a subtle touch.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Lush Fall Colors
Angela and Derek are a cute couple that we helped out last fall. Here are some pictures of their vibrant and lush fall flowers. Such bright flowers for a bright bride and groom!
The bridal bouquet was a glorious fall mix of reds, yellows, and oranges using gerbers, berries, tulips, roses, and mini callas.
Angela looks radiant and ready for her big entrance. We LOVED this bouquet for their sunny, autumn wedding day!
Thursday, April 1, 2010
The wedding of Lori and Michael was last November. They chose bright colors to add interest to their fun day! Take a look!
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Lori's bouquet was a very vintage-inspired bouquet. It included all whites and ivories with a touch of greens. The highlight of the whole design is the feathery Queen Anne's lace.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Fruit and Flowers
Sisters designed these lush, fall arrangements for a rehearsal dinner last October. Our clients wanted to incorporate lots of texture and interest for the season. Fall roses, hydrangea, daises, berries and curly willow worked well together in the arrangements. We used red apples inside the cylinder vases to continue the fall color low on the table.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Texture with dahlias and hydrangea
This September wedding of Kelley and Justin took place at St. Agatha's in Soulard and Lemp Mansion. These flowers are great examples of how texture can really bring added interest to bouquets. Notice how the different shapes and sizes of flowers really bring your eye in to see everything in the bouquets. Thanks to Lace for these beautifully detailed photos.
The bridal and bridesmaids' bouquets incorporated dark purples, blues, red, and greens for a very rich color palate.
Open roses, hydrangea, sedum, berries and dahlias all played a part in the lushness of Kelley's bouquet. Each flower added a unique element to the whole.


The guys wore red spray roses with a little purple accent to match the girls.

The wedding party at St. Agatha's.
The cake was decorated with a few dark red dahlias on the top.

The centerpieces were so unique! Five tea tins were decorated by the bride with printed paper for each table. Sisters filled each tin with a cluster of wedding flowers in wedding colors. Each table was different and interesting.

Special thanks to Christy at All Dressed in White for coordinating an awesome event!
The bridal and bridesmaids' bouquets incorporated dark purples, blues, red, and greens for a very rich color palate.
Open roses, hydrangea, sedum, berries and dahlias all played a part in the lushness of Kelley's bouquet. Each flower added a unique element to the whole.

The guys wore red spray roses with a little purple accent to match the girls.

The wedding party at St. Agatha's.
The cake was decorated with a few dark red dahlias on the top.
The centerpieces were so unique! Five tea tins were decorated by the bride with printed paper for each table. Sisters filled each tin with a cluster of wedding flowers in wedding colors. Each table was different and interesting.
Special thanks to Christy at All Dressed in White for coordinating an awesome event!
All our best to Kelley and Justin!! It was a pleasure working with you!
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Set-up at St. Albans
This wedding and reception was this past October at St. Albans. These snapshots were taken by our staffer, Chelsea.
The reception was intimate and held in a tent with guest tables in a square with everyone facing in. The center tent pole was decorated to be a natural addition to the decor.
The backs of the chairs had a cluster of succulents.
These large arrangements of bright oranges and purples decorated each corner of the square table.

An orange rose was placed at each seat.

Lounge areas were set up for the guests to enjoy. The seating was provided by Exclusive Events, Inc.
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White cymbidiums were also worn as hair flowers.