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Alice and John’s wedding was classic with a touch of flair that matched their personalities. The accents of burgandy and orchids made this classic, elegant wedding unique to the bride and groom.
Photos by: Chrystin Melanie Photography
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Tabitha and Vincent had a beautiful ceremony at the Lightner Museum. The aisles were lined with candles and they said “I do” under an arbor adonred with a lush spray. The elegant reception was full of classic white flowers and foliage. We adored Tabitha and loved creating her floral vision.
“There is only one happiness in this life, to love and be loved” ~George Sand
Photos by: Favorite Studios
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Photo by: Debra Eby
The Players Club at Sawgrass is a breathtaking venue. Whether you are looking for an intimate wedding or a lavish one TPC is a wonderful space.
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Photo: Debra Eby
The lawn at TPC has views of the gorgeous golf course. We love to make arbors that suit our bride’s style and add their personal touch to this already beautiful ceremony location.
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TPC offers another outdoor venue by the beautifully landscaped palm tree area overlooking a pond.
Photo by: Alex and Cammy
Photo by: Alex Michele Photography
Photo By: Agnes Lopez
TPC offers a beautiful inside option as well.
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The clubhouse is a Mediterranean revival style with vaulted wood ceilings, iron chandeliers, and terra cotta tile. Whether you have a classic romantic style or a natural, organic look, we love to transform the TPC clubhouse to our bride’s vision.
Photos by: Alex and Cammy
Top Photo: J. Mosley | Bottom Photo: Corinna Hoffman
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TPC boast an absolutely stunning staircase that brides love. This picture depicts the décor of candles and flowers that one of brides chose to welcome her guests.
The entire staff at TPC is amazing, organized, professional and accommodating. They handle all the details for you. We always hear great things from brides about Molly and Cameron. From the vendor’s point of view, both are helpful and ready to answer our questions and assist with the details such as floor diagrams. They always makes it easy for us to do our job to transform TPC into our bride’s floral vision.
Sarah and Will had an outside ceremony at the Casa Marina Courtyard, followed by a reception in the ballroom. Natural, flowing greenry made this wedding simple yet stunning. We loved working with Sarah and making her organic floral vision come to life on her big day!
Photos by: Dan Harris PhotoArt
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Sarah carried a textured bouquet of greenery with touches of white wax flower and larkspur.
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Will’s boutonniere was created with mixed foliage and white wax flowers.
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Hanging vases filled with greenery made beautiful aisle markers for this natural wedding.
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The reception had a mix of centerpieces. Some tables had lanterns , other tables had asymetrical arrangments or composite arraignments. All of the centerpieces were created using green foliage and white flowers.
The head table had vases that held the bouquets. Greenery was placed between the vases.
From the furs to the flowers Scott and Reenie had a stunning, earthy winter wedding.
Scott and Reenie are an adorable couple that we loved working with. They are both laid back and fun loving. We absolutley loved the simplistic beauty of their wedding flowers.
Photos by: Mandee Matthews Photography
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Venue: Oyster Bay Yacht Club
Photographer: Mandee Matthews Photography
Planner: Dairing Events – Adair Currie
Caitlyn and Neil had a romantic reception at TPC. We loved working with Caitlyn to create her floral vision.
Photos by: J’ Adore Studios
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Caitlyn carried a nosegay bouquet created with white, blush, pink, and ivory roses. Pearls wrapped the stems and were strung through the bouquet.
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The bridesmaids’ bouquets were smaller versions of Caitlyn’s bouquets.
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Neil and his groomsmen’s boutonnieres were created with ivory spray roses and touches of greenery.
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Neil and Caitlyn had a romantic reception with shades of pink and ivory. The centerpieces were created in gold candelabras. The arrangements were made of hydrangeas, roses, and spray roses in pink and ivory. Pearls cascaded from arm to arm on the candelabra.
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Venue: TPC – The Sunset Room
Photographer: J’ Adore Studios – Liz Golden
Wedding Planner: First Coast Weddings and Events – Heather Canada
Christine and Sean had a rooftop wedding at The Whie Room in St. Augustine. An absolutely stunning reception followed in the White Room Loft. Christine was a joy to work with and we loved creating her romantic, organic floral vision.
Photos by: Kaylee Labor
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Christine carried a natural stem tied bouquet created using white flowers and foliage. It included eucalyptus, dusty miller, Italian ruskus, garden roses, ranunculus, lisianthus, spray roses, and stock.
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The bridesmaids carried bouquets that were smaller versions of Christine’s bouquet. They complimented the nude and blush gowns perfectly.
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Sean and his groomsmen wore boutonnieres of white ranunculus and eucalyptus.
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Two large wreaths of mixed foliage were on the wall behind the couple. The head table was adorned with an eucalyptus and olive branch garland. The bouquets were placed in clear vases along the center of the table. Gold and glass candle holders were scattered among the garland.
A welcome sign was decorated with eucalyptus garland.
Guest tables had low natual centerpieces created with white flowers and foliage in gold pedestal vases. Other guest tables’ centerpieces were created in gold metal vases using white blooms. Four gold candlesticks with taper candles were set around the flowers to add romace to the room.
We love getting to so our brides first look at their reception decor. Christine loved her florals. We are so glad we were able to create her vision.
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Venue: The White Room
Photographer: Kaylee Labor
Event Planner: Blush Event Design
Laura and Jamey were married in a romantic ceremony followed by a beautiful reception at the Timiquana Country Club. We loved working with Laura and creating her classic floral vision.
Photos by: Life and Love Studio
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Laura carried a textured bouquet created with roses, and white ranunculus. The bouquet was white and light pink with pops of dark pink.
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The girls carried white bouquets made of roses, spray roses, stock, and ranunculus.
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Jamey and Laura were married at Memorial Presbyterian Church. The altar had two arrangments of white and mixed foliage. The flowers included hydrangeas, roses, snapdragons, and stock.
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Laura and Jamey’s reception was wonderfully romantic with classic flowers. The centerpeices were created with shades of light pink and white flowers with accents of dark pink and foliage.
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Venue: Timiquna Country Club
Photographer: Alison at Life and Love Studios
Wedding Planner: Heather Canada at First Coast Weddings and Events
Mary Beth and Gerett had a romatic reception at Epping Forest Yacht Club. We loved working with Mary Beth and creating her classic floral vision of white, and mauve.
Photos By: Sarahdipity Photos
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Mary Beth carried an elegant bouquet of garden roses, roses, ranunculus, spray stock, and lisianthus.
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The bridesmaids carried bouquets of blush spray roses, ivory and amnesia roses, white lisianthus, stock, and silver dollor eucalyptus. The bouquets were the perfect compliment to their sweat pea gowns.
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The ceremony took place at Immaculate Conception. Mary Beth walked down an aisle lined with hydrangea aisle markers. The hydrangeas were in hanging tubes with white streamers. They were later used in the reception on the back of the wedding party chairs. Two small arangments of white and greenery were on the back altar.
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Arrangments of white, ivory, and blush accented with greenery made up the centerpieces for some of the guest tables. Other tables had composite centerpieces.
The mantle had a thin garland accented with complementing flowers. The cake had open blooms of amnesia and ivory roses.
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Reception Venue: Epping Forest
Photographer: Sarahdipity
Cake: Classic Cakes
Summer and Frank had a stunning red and white wedding and reception at TPC Sawgrass. We loved working with Summer and creating her floral vision.
Photos: J.Mosley Photograpy
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Summer carried a simple but stunning bouquet of red roses with long flowing streamers. The roses had a collar of sala tip foliage.
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Summer’s bridesmaids carried bouquets of white hydrangeas and roses. Long red satin and sheer ribbon accneted the bouquets.
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Summer walked down an aisle lined with red rose petals and stem tied aisle markers created with red and white roses and greenery. Once she reached her groom, Frank and Summer said “I Do” under a gorgeous arbor of roses and greenery. On each side of the arbor was a large textured arrangement created with white hydrangeas, red roses and spray roses, and sala tip foliage.
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Tall, lush centerpieces added romance to the recption hall. The centerpieces were created using roses, spray roses, hydrangeas, and stock with accents of greenery.
The top of the cake was adorned with red roses and rose petals accented the bottom.
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Venue: TPC Sawgrass
Coordinators: First Coast Weddings and Events
Photographer: J. Mosley Photography
Cake: Classic Cakes