Archive for the ‘wedding’ Category

Sahara roses, burlap, twine, candles and soft white tent- a perfect rustic wedding on a sweet summer evening. Congrats to Mr. and Mrs Bellantis, we loved working with you and wish you all the best! All photos courtesy ADW Photography

Remember those fabulous carnation poufs from last week? Those were for the adorable Donna’s marriage to Jason! We were blown away by the bride’s fun and flirty wedding style (lots of pink) and the bride herself was stunning. We had …
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Much thanks to Jennifer Schaaf of JoJo Photography for these gorgeous photos of our collaborative wedding shoot. We were blown away by all of the participating vendors (listed here) and the photos are so pretty!

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We’ve been getting ready for one of our bride’s showers this week and the goods are just too fun not to share! 1. her wedding invitation- the packaging alone was to die for! 2. my own calligraphy on tiny ivory …
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Here’s a little sneak peak (from our i phones) of the photo shoot we did with Big Rock, Little Rooster, Cupcake Yum Yum, and Blue Shoe Events.

what a beautiful couple! Congrats to Amy and Dave who wed last weekend, we loved being your florist and wish you all the best!

June Bride? Wear this lighthearted Christos dress (I adore swiss dotted lace) available at Big Rock Little Rooster/Carry this Rose Bredl bouquet of garden roses, sweet pea and lilac. “mom’s got a great idea for July with a star, a …
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Source: google.com via Anastasia on Pinterest I am feeling completely obsessed with Young Victoria. The style in the movie is unbelievable. I absolutely love how the Queen is wearing flowers in her hair or on her dress in almost every …
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What says June more than a Bride? Tara and Kent were actually married in May this year but I thought we’d kick off June on the blog with a fabulous wedding. Peach garden roses, sweet pea and hydrangea were a …
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