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
{THE BRIDE}
{THE BRIDESMAIDS}
{THE GROOM}
{THE CEREMONY}
{THE RECEPTION}
Katie and David had a beautiful wedding reception at the San Jose Country Club. Katie was a delight to work with and we loved helping create her floral vision.
Photos by: George Street Photo and Video
{THE BRIDE}
Katie’s handtied textured bouquet was created using white hydrangea, light yellow and ivory roses, and blue delphinium.
{THE BRIDESMAIDS}
The bridesmaids bouquets were the perfect compliment to their light yellow dresses. The bouquets were made of light blue hydrangeas and ivory roses.
{THE RECEPTION}
Katie and David’s reception included a mixture of tall and low centerpieces. To add to the beauty of the room the ceiling was drapped with sheer fabric
The tall centerpieces were created on gold stands using a variety of flowers in white, light blue, and light yellow.
The low centerpieces were created using ivory and light yellow flowers. The arrangments had 3 stemmed vases with floating candles around them.
Bryan and Rachael became husband and wife in a breathtaking ceremony at TPC Sawgrass. A romatic, picturesque reception followed in the Ponte Vedra Room. Rachel was a joy to work with and we loved creating her floral vision.
Photos by: Jenn Guthrie
{THE BRIDE}
Rachael carried a bouquet made of garden roses, spray roses, stock, and ranunculus in blush and ivory. The stems of the bouquet were wrapped and had pearls at the bottom.
{THE BRIDESMAIDS}
Bouquets created with a majority of ivory accented with blush were the perfect compliment to the girls’ dresses.
{THE GROOM & GROOMSMEN}
Bryan’s boutineere was made of a blush rose with spray roses accented with dusty miller. The groomsmen were a perfect accent to Bryan’s boutineere. They were created with spray roses and dusty miller.
{THE CEREMONY}
Bryan and Rachel said “I Do” under a stunning arch. The arch had free flowing curly willow with sprays of flowers on each corner. The aisle Rachel walked down was adorned with gold lanters and lined with ivory and blush rose petals.
{THE RECEPTION}
The table centerpieces were created with white hydrangeas, blush roses, and blush and ivory spray roses in gold mercury vases. The centerpieces were placed among gold lanterns. The escort card table had three gold mercury vases with flowers to compliment the romantic atmosphere of the reception.
Wedding Vendors:
Photographer: Jenn Gutherie
Venue: TPC Sawgrass
Planner: The Big Event
Cake: Classic Cakes
Annie and Jordan said “I Do” in a beautiful outside ceremony at the Ribault Club. We loved working with Annie to create her natural, organic floral design.
Photos by: Sarahdipity Photos
{The Bride}
Annie carried an organic bouquet created with blush, light pink, and white flowers. The flowers were a variety of roses, ranunculus, silver dollar eucalyptus, seeded eucalyptus, and ruskus. The bouquet was wrapped with ribbon and accented with Annie’s locket.
{The Bridesmaids}
Annie’s girls carried bouquets made of a mix of pink and peach roses along with white lisianthus and mixed foliage.
{The Groom and Groomsmen}
Jordan’s boutineere was simple yet handsome. It was created with ranunculus and foliage. The groomsmen boutineeres were two white spay roses and greenery.
{The Reception}
Annie and Jordan’s reception was stunning. The centerpieces were created with touches of medium, light pink, and white flowers with greenery that draped over the edges for a romantic, organic feel.
Wedding Vendors:
Photographer: Sarahdipity Photos
Planner: Kristina Kopecki
Caterer: Anthony’s Catering
Kristen and Neil had a breathtaking reception at The Ribault Club. We loved working with Kristen to create her natural organic floral vision.
Photos by: Britney Kay Photography
The blushing bride carried a beautiful bouquet that was created using touches of flowers mixed in foliage for a natural look. Free spirit roses, star blush spray roses, green hypericum berries, ivory roses, yellow salidago, white wax flowers, buplerum, Italian ruskus and peach ranunculus made up this organic bouquet.
The groom wore a boutonniere made of peach spray roses, wax flowers, and Italian rusks. The groomsmen boutonnieres were wax flowers and rusks. The stems were accented with raffia in a love knot.
The centerpieces were created using free spirit roses, white wax flowers, green hypericum berries, yellow snapdragons, spray roses, Italian rusks, salal tip foliage and buplerum. These aragments were the perfect accent to Kristen and Neil’s natural organic reception.
3 bottles with snapdragons, salidago, and buplerum adorned the cake table. The cake was decorated with free spirit roses, wax flowers, and buplerum.
Ruskus and buplerum added a stunning natural look to the mantle behind the head table. The head table had vases with the bride and bridemaids bouquets.
Kari & Joe said “I Do” in a beautiful outdoor ceremony under the palm trees at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra surrounded by their family & friends. Their wedding was filled with love and of course blooming with flowers.
Kari was a picturesque bride in her strapless wedding gown. She chose glorious shades of pink for her floral colors, and we love how the hues mix together seamlessly and how they standout among the accents of ivory and green.
Photos by Agnes Lopez
Kari’s lush bouquet was hand tied and created with beautiful hues of hot pink peonies, medium pink roses, light pink spray roses and hot pink ranunculus. For the finishing touch her bouquet was wrapped with rouched antique white satin ribbon.
3 phaeleanopsis orchid blooms adorned Kari’s hair.
Aisle markers created for the ceremony were abounding with hot pink, green, medium pink, and ivory flowers including hydrangeas, tulips and roses placed in cylindrical vases.
The groomsmen wore a single hot pink rose boutonniere.
The 4 post chuppa was draped in ivory fabric. An organic style garland created with foliage, green, ivory and shades of pink flowers including roses, spray roses, snapdragons, hydrangeas, lilies, and wax flowers were delicately placed across the top of the chuppa and flowing down the front.
Tall floral arrangements created with green, hot pink, medium pink, and white flowers including hydrangeas, roses, spray roses, and tulips with foliage cascading over the edges. Varying heights and sizes of gathering vases with shades of pink flowers and ivory floating candles were placed around the base of the tall arrangements.
A beautiful and eclectic mix of arrangements used for lavish centerpieces were created in silver and gold mercury vases featuring hot pink roses, light pink roses, green and ivory hydrangeas and touches of bumpera foliage.
The escort card table featured a topiary created with pink roses and spray roses in a large silver mercury desiray vase and accented with a dark pink ribbon and bow. Lovely pink rose petals and votives were placed among the escort cards.
Laura & Ben were married in a beautiful ceremony at the Marriott Sawgrass. We adored Laura’s gorgeous Kleinfeld dress, seriously….she’s beyond gorgeous! But of course, our favorite part of their day besides helping dream up a vision for these two, was realizing that vision and implementing a wondrous day full of floral arrangements. Read below to see how we made their vision come true.
We loved working with Dan Hathcock and Christina Kopecki on this event.
Photos by Agnes Lopez
Laura’s bouquet was a hand tied bouquet created with white & blush peonies. Her stems were wrapped with ivory satin ribbon.
For the bridal party we created 11 hand tied bouquets using ivory garden roses, blush ranunculus, white lisianthus and a touch of greenery and Queen Anne’s lace. Half of the stems were wrapped with ivory satin ribbon. Their look was completed with simply stunning floral crows.
Ben’s boutonniere was created with white ranunculus.
We used two silver urns with large silk white rose orbs to create a dramatic entrance into the ceremony room. These were then moved to entrance of the reception room. Multi-purposing your arrangements is a great way to get more out of your investment.
The chuppa was decorated with flowers including hydrangeas, stock, roses, larkspur, orchids, spray roses, white snapdragons, green hanging amaranthus and mixed airy foliage. The flowers cascaded across the top with an organic look and two organic arrangements were placed at the base of the two front poles. The chuppa was draped with fabric on the poles and a covering was applied. To top off the ceremony space, ivory and blush rose petals scattered down the center of the aisle.
Angie & Joe had a stunning romantic vintage inspired wedding at the beautiful One Ocean Resort & Spa in Atlantic Beach. We absolutely loved creating the florals for this event, as Angie chose bright colors of fuscia and lush greens to make her florals stand out. Perhaps, our favorite element of their day was creating the stunning floral wall for the ceremony backdrop.
Read through for details of how we made their beautiful day come to life.
Angie’s natural look bouquet was created with white lisianthus with buds, green succulents tinted gold, baby’s breath tinted gold, purple stock, ivory roses, mini green hydrangeas white ranunculus and seeded eucalyptus accented with bling. The stems were wrapped with ivory lace with streamers to add a bit more detail.
The bridesmaids’ bouquets were created with white lisianthus with buds, green succulents, baby’s breath tinted gold, purple stock, ivory roses, white ranunculus and seeded eucalyptus. The stems were wrapped with silver satin ribbon and had sheer and satin streamers to match the bridal bouquet.
Joe donned a green succulent boutonniere.
Flower and foliage screen: A screen created salal tip and seeded eucalyptus with accents of succulents and flowers were secured to create a lush floral wall. The sides were draped back and accented with two matching floral arrangements to complete the look.
The flower wall was moved from the ceremony location inside and placed behind the head table to serve as a gorgeous backdrop for the Bride & Groom. The reception space was accented with various floral arrangements throughout, including accenting a ball to hang over the dance floor.
Table centerpieces were all created with white, ivory, purple, green and gold flowers including stock, roses, spray roses, lisianthus, baby’s breath, wax flowers, trachelium, hydrangeas and other seasonal flowers with mixed foliage including seeded eucalyptus, and some with succulents.
Congratulations Angie & Joe! We loved being part of your day!
Ashley & Matt were married on the lawn of the stunning TPC Sawgrass. We loved working with Ashley to help bring her wedding day vision to life. She chose to go with blue and pops of green for her colors and we accentuated this in her florals.
Ashley carried a hand tied nosegay bouquet with character, it was created with blue hydrangeas that have a darker tint blue, dark blue delphinium, white freesia, green Fuji mums, ivory spray roses and green lisianthus. The bouquet was accented with bling and the stems were half wrapped with white satin ribbon accented with lace provided by the bride.
The bridal party carried modified nosegay hand tied bouquets created with green Fuji mums and white hydrangeas. The stems also being wrapped with silver satin ribbon.
The Groom donned a boutonniere created with dark blue delphinium. The reception was decorated with dark blue hydrangeas and green buttons, and we added floating centerpieces to give it a romantic ambiance throughout the evening.
Thanks to Tonya Beaver Photography for the beautiful photos.
Jessica & Jonathan’s wedding was absolutely stunning. It was held at The Plantation Clubhouse in Ponte Vedra. We enjoyed working alongside Dairing Events for their big day.
Jessica’s bridal bouquet consisted of a natural organic bouquet created with a mix of foliage including Italian ruskus, seeded eucalyptus, salal tip that is accented with white anemones with black centers, white snowball mums, ivory roses, gray brunia, dusty miller, veronica, white larkspur, light yellow stock and light yellow spray roses. The stems were delicately wrapped with lace and fabric from Jessica’s mother’s wedding gown.
A special thanks to Darcie Bruce Photography for the lovely photos.
