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October 10, 2017 by roseofsharon

Jaclyn & Aaron | Winterbourne Inn

Jaclyn and Aaron said “I Do” in a beautiful outside wedding followed by a romantic reception at the Winterbourne Inn. Jacklyn was a pleasure to work with and we loved creating her floral vision.

Photos By: Alex & Cammy Photography

{THE BRIDE}

Jacklyn carried a textured bouquet created with roses, spray roses, stock and lisianthus in lavender, white, and ivory. Touches of dusty miller and Israeli ruskus put the perfect finishing touches on her bouquet.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The bridesmaids carried bouquets similar to Jacklyn’s bouquet but theirs included light yellow flowers. They perfectly complimented their pool blue gowns.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Aaron and his men wore boutonieres created with white spray roses and lavendar wax flowers.

{THE CEREMONY}

Two tapered sprays of lavendar, white, ivory, and light yellow were on each side of the arbor where Jacklyn and Aaron became husband and wife.

{THE RECEPTION}

Textured centerpieces of complemting flowers were on the guest tables.

October 10, 2017 by roseofsharon

Kelly & Darren | Winterbourne Inn

Kelly and Darren had a romatic, garden wedding and reception at the Winterbourne Inn. Kelly was great to work with and we loved making her floral vision come to life.Photos By: Westhouse Photography

{THE BRIDE}

Kelly carried a natural stem tied bouquet created with blush, white, and ivory flowers.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Kelly’s bouquet.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Darren’s boutonierre was made of white spray roses and greenery. His groomsmen wore ones of blush spray roses and greenery.

{THE CEREMONY}

Kelly walked down an aisle with stem tied markers created with blush flowers accented with greenery. Under the arbor of mixed green garland accented with white and blush flowers Kelly and Daren said “I Do” and became husband and wife.

{THE RECEPTION}
Centerpieces were created to look like the bridesmaids’ bouquet in gold curved mercury vases. Each vase had three gold mercury votive candle holders around it.

Mixed greenery and gold mercury votive candle holders ran along the mantle with gold mercury pilar candle holders on each end.

The bar was accented with garland as well.

August 3, 2017 by roseofsharon

Sarah & Tom | Ponte Vedra Inn & Club

Sarah and Tom had a simple, elegant wedding at The Ponte Vedra Inn and Club. A beautiful garden inspired reception followed. We loved working with Sarah to create her classic, romantic garden floral vision.

Photos By: J. Layne Photography

{THE BRIDE}

Sarah’s bouquet was created with blush roses and spray roses, white anemone, ranunculus, and stock. Touches of seeded eucalyptus and dark green foliage gave it the perfect garden look.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of ivory roses, white ranunculus with touches of blush spray roses. There were accented with seeded eucalyptus and dark green foliage.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Tom’s boutonierre was a white anemone with greenery. The groomsmen wore ones created with white spray roses and greenery.

{THE CEREMONY}

Gold vases with white roses, blush spray roses, and dark greenery were tied to charts using white ribbon.

{THE RECEPTION}

The guest book table had a set of gold mercury pillar candle holders with a mix of gold mercury votive candles holders. The candles were accented with white and blush petals.

Guest tables had low centerpieces created in a gold mercury pedestal vase. The arrangments were made of roses, hydrangeas, spray roses, and spray stock in white and blush. It had touches of dark green foliage.

July 25, 2017 by roseofsharon

Hillary & Derek | The White Room ~ St. Augustine

Hillary and Derek were married in a simple, elegant ceremony at The White Room in St. Augustine. A gorgeous garden reception followed. We loved working with Hillary and creating her natural, vinatage floral vision.

Photos by: Stephanie W. Photography

{BRIDE}

Hillary carried a lush natural bouquet created with blush, ivory, and mauve flowers. The bouquet also had an abundance of foliage. It had long mauve ribbon streamers.

{BRIDESMAIDS & FLOWER GIRLS}

Hillary’s girls carried slightly smaller bouquets created like her own bouquet. They looked perfect against their mauve dresses.

The flower girls wore halos creted with greenery and comlimenting flowers.

{GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Derek and his groomsmen’s boutonnieres were created with medim pink spray roses and greenery.

{CEREMONY}

Hillary and Derek said “I do” in a simple, yet beautiful ceremony. Eucalyptus wreaths embellished with mauve and marsala ribbon streamers that draped to the floor were placed on the first two rows.

{RECEPTION}

The reception started with a cocktail hour. For this small arrangements made of complimenting flowers and greenery in eclectic, silvery mercury vases were set on the high boy tables. The guest tables had asymmetrical, garden style centerpieces. These were created using roses, spray roses, larkspur, lisanthus and ranuculus in marsala, mauve, ivory and pink. A mix of eucalyptus, ruckus, and salal tip accented these centerpieces that were created on pedestals. Other tables had silver mercury pillar candle holders and eclectic silver mercury vases with complimenting flowers and greenery.

{VENDORS}

Venue: The White Room

Photographer: Stephanie W. Photography

Cake: Biscottis

July 15, 2017 by roseofsharon

Erin & Clint | Winterbourne Inn

Clint and Erin said “I Do” in a outside garden ceremony at the Winterbourne Inn. A elegant, garden reception followed. Erin was a joy to work with. We loved her vision and making it come to life.

Photos by: Corinna Hoffman Photography

{BRIDE}

Erin carried a beautiful bouquet of lavender, purple, gray, and green. It was made using stock,spray roses, brunia, dusty miller, heather, mini callas, and larkspur. The bouquet had touches of polar star roses, seeded eucalyptus, and Israeli ruskus.

{BRIDESMAIDS}

The girls carried bouquets that were like Erin’s but did not inclide the calla lillies. The purple,gray, and green color pallet looked stunning against their purple dresses.

{GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Clint and his groomsmen wore boutonnieres made of heather, dusty miller, and eucalyptus.

{CEREMONY}

Clint and Erin became husband and wife under an arch adorned with mixed greenery and lavander, purple, white, and gray flowers.

{RECEPTION}

The mantle had a mixed garland with touches of flowers. The centerpieces were made of complimenting flowers in pedestal vases.

Willow eucalyptus accented with lavendar was placed around each layer of the cake. We loved the classic, romantic, garden look of Erin and Clint’s reception.

{VENDORS}

Venue: Winternourne Inn

Photography: Corinna Hoffman Photography

Cake: Publix

July 15, 2017 by roseofsharon

Robin & Juan | St. Johns Catholic Church & Epping Forest

Robin and Juan were married in a simple yet stunning ceremony at St. Johns Catholic Church. A romantic reception followed at Epping Forest Yacht Club. We loved working with Robin to create her floral vision on her special day.

Photos by: Krissi Nicole Photography

{THE BRIDE}

Robin carried a gorgeous texture stem tied bouquet. It was created with roses, spray roses, ranunculus, stock all in blush, peach, and ivory. Touches of seeded eucalyptus and dusty miller were the perfect finishing touches to this bouquet.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The bridesmaids’ bouquets beautifullyt complimented their blush gowns. The bouquets were smaller versions of Robin’s bouquet.

{GROOM}

Juan’s boutonierre was made of a peachy pink spray rose, dusty miller, and eucalyptus.

{THE CEREMONY}

A garland of ivory, blush, and pink flowers added a beautiful, romantic touch to the ceremony. It was made of lisianthus, stock, roses, spray roses, seeded eucalyptus, and salal tip foliage.

The ceremony also had one altar arrangmant created with hydrangeas, roses, spray roses, and stock. It used the same colors as the garland.

{THE RECEPTION}

Robin and Juan had a romantic reception under the stars and lights at Epping Forest. They had a mix of clear vases in varying heights and sizes and width that were filled with peach, purple, shades of pink, lavender, blue, green, yellow, coral, ivory, and white. Crystal pilar candle holders staggered down the center of the tables.

{VENDORS}

Ceremony: St. Johns Catholic Church

Reception: Epping Forest Yacht Club

Photographer: Krissi Nicole Photography

Cake: Epping Forest

June 30, 2017 by roseofsharon

Leah & Alex | Cummer Museum

From the gold candleabras to the mixed garland around the seating chart, Leah and Alex’s wedding and reception were stunning. We loved working with Leah to create her floral vision on her special day.

Photos by: Jenn Hopkins Photgraphy

{THE BRIDE}

Leah carried a gorgeous natural bouquet created with spray roses, ranunculus, stock, anemones, larkspur, succulents and mixed foliage. It was made using neutral colors.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The girls bouquets were smaller versions of Leahs’ boquet. The looked absolutey gorgeous with the gold dresses the bridesmaids’ wore.

The flower girl wore a hair clip accented with flowers.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Alex wore a boutonniere created with a white anemone and greenery. The groomsmen wore one that were succulents and greenery.

{THE CEREMONY}

The front doors of Riverside Baptist had two wreaths of mixed foliage. Inside every other aisle had a glass and wrought iron holder with white hydrangeas and cascading eucalyptus.

{THE RECEPTION}

Leah and Alex had a beautiful reception of gold and navy blue. The head table had two gold candelabras, two low arrangements, four small gold urn arrangments, and a garland of mixed foliage.

The guest table had a mix of low arrangments or gold candleabras. The low arrangments were created with white hydrangeas and touches of eucalyptus. Gold eclectic votive candles were placed around the centerpieces.

The gold candelabras had a mix of 3 small gold vases with arrangments of complementing flowers and an eclectic mix of gold votive candles.

The seating chart a had a mixed green garland accented with ivory and porcellano flowers.

The cake table was decorated woth mixed greenery, ranunculus, spray roses, lisianthus, and roses.

{THE VENDORS}

Venue: The Cummer Museum

Photographer: Jenn Hopkins Photgraphy

Wedding Planner: Adair Currie at Dairing Events

Cake: Alley Cakes

June 8, 2017 by roseofsharon

Chelsea & John | Queens Harbor

Chelsea and John said “I Do” in a gorgeous outside ceremony at Queens Harbor. A beautiful reception followed. Chelsea was a joy to worl with. We loved creating her soft, romantic floral vision.

Photos by: Sarahdipity Photos

{THE BRIDE}

Chelsea carried a bouquet of blush roses, pink dahlias, white ranunculus, light pink garden roses, ivory roses, and pink astilbe. The softness beautifully complimented her white gown.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

Chelsea’s girls carried bouquets made of blush roses, white ranunculus, ivory roses, and pink astilbe.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

John’s boutonniere was white ranunculus and spray roses with a touch of foliage. The groomsmen wore ones made of pink spray roses and dark foliage.

{THE CEREMONY}

John and Chelsea became husband and wife under a champagne drapped arbor. The arbor was adorned with two floral arrangments created with a mix of white, blush, and medium pink flowers.

Hanging vases lined the aisle that Chelsea walked down to her future husband. The vases had ivory, white, and blush flowers that complemented the arbor.

{THE RECEPTION}

Guest tables had a variety of low and tall aragnemts. The low centerpeices were on gold pedestal stand. They were created with white hydrangeas and touches of light pink astilbe.

Other tables had arrangments of white and ivory flowers in varying heights.

Tall centerpieces created with white, ivory, and blush flowers added even more romance to the reception. The cake had touches of opened roses. We absolutley loved this soft, romantic reception.

{VENDORS}
Venue: Queen’s Harbor

Photographer: Sarahdipity Photo

Cake: Alley Cakes

June 5, 2017 by roseofsharon

Paige & Jason | Epping Forest Yacht Club

Paige and Jason became husband and wife in a romantic, garden outside ceremony at Epping Forest. A stunning reception followed. We loved working with Paige to create her floral vision.

Photos by: Westhouse Photography

{THE BRIDE}

Paige carried a natural stem tied bouquet created with white anemones, blush spray roses, white stock, roses, and ranunculus.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS & FLOWER GIRL}

Natural stem tied bouquets made of white anemones, blush spray roses, and ranunculus were the perfect compliment to the bridemaids’ blush dresses. The flower girl wore a halo of wax flowers with touches of greenery.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Jason’s boutonieere was created with a blush rose and accented with a white spray rose and dark greenery. His groomsmen wore a single white rose with touches of greenery.

{THE CEREMONY}

The aisle was lined with sheperd hooks that held gold mercury mason jars with white and blush flowers. A beautiful garland with touches of white flowers was the perfect back drop for Paige and Jason’s “I Do”.

{THE RECEPTION}

Romance filled the air in Paige and Jason’s reception. A combination of flowers and garland made a stunning garden reception. The reception had two farm tables with mixed green garlands with touhes of flowers at the ends. Candles were placed among the garland to add a touch of romance.

Other tables had centerpieces created of gold mercury pillar candles accented with anemones in a large gold votive holders.

Gold pedestal vases held arrangments of ivory, white and, blush flowers on the remaining tables.

The cake had clusters of blush and ivory flowers.

We loved this gorgeous romatic garden wedding and reception.

{VENDORS}

Venue: Epping Forest Yacht Club

Photography: Westhouse Photography

Cake: Epping Forest Yacht Club

May 17, 2017 by roseofsharon

Kendall & Tommy | TPC Sawgrass

Kendall and Tommy were married in a stunning ceremony on the Grand Lawn at TPC. A romatic reception followed in the clubhouse. Kendall was so sweet and a joy to work with. We loved creating her floral vision for her special day.

Photos by: Deborah Evy

{THE BRIDE}

Kendall carried a natural stem tied bouquet of white and blush flowers. Ranunculus, spray roses, lisianthks, and garden roses were accented with jasmine vine.

{THE BRIDESMAIDS}

The bridesamaids carried bouquets created in the same style as Kendall’s. Made of white ranunculus, blush spray roses, white lisianthks, white and blush roses, and accented with jasmine vine they were the perfect compliment to their champagne gowns.

{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}

Tommy wore a boutonniere of white ranunculus and dark green foliage. The groomsmen wore boutonniers of white ranunculus, green foliage, and accents of filler flowers.

{THE CEREMONY}

Kendall began her walk down the aisle next to two beautiful arrangments created with white, ivory, and blush flowers and greenery. Scattered on each side of the aisle were blush and ivory rose petals.

Once Kendall made it to her groom, they said their vows under a stunning birch arbor. The arbor had a curved floral spray on the left side. Greenery and touches of flowers cascaded across the top and down to a smaller spray of flowers.

{THE RECEPTION}

Guest were welcomed by a sign with eucalyptus garland accented with blush, white, and ivory flowers.

Romance filled the air at Kendall and Tommy’s reception with four chandeliers adorned with a mix of foliage.

The guest tables had a variety of centerpeices. Tall centerpieces were created in gold stands with blush, ivory, and white flowers, including hydrangeas, roses, spray roses, stock and touches of salal foliage. Glass stemmed candle holders of different heights with floating candles were around the base of the stand along with petite arrangments in gold mercury vases.

Other tables had candle centerpieces created with 3 gold mercury pillar candle holders. An arrangment made of blush, ivory,and white flowers rested on the table in the center of the candles.

Low arrangements were created with hydrangea, roses, spray roses, stock, Italian ruskus, and touches of eucalyptus and salal.

The head table had a thin mixed garland with Italian ruskus and eucalyptus. In the garland were vases that held the bridesmaids’ bouquets, petite gold vases with complementing flowers, and candle holders.