HAPPY, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!We are currently out of the office from December 22, 2008, and we will be returning January 5, 2009!
Trendsetters: Show Your Holiday SpiritThere are a lot of brides that choose to get married around the holidays, and I think a holiday palette of red and green can be totally stylish. It is such a cost effective way to get married because most ceremony and reception venues are already decorated with garlands, wreaths, and trees. You can mold your palette around those same ideas and themes, but keep it chic and stylish.
Weddings: Shelli + CharlieTheir BackyardShelli was such a special client. She is fabulous woman who is a breast cancer survivor and is grateful for every moment she is given. She loves life and she wanted to live it up by throwing a great dinner party wedding to marry the man of her dreams. I got the opportunity to help her plan her wedding and do the floral. I have two words to describe this amazing wedding: Southern Living. It truly was an amazing affair.Thanks to Vanessa with Wisner Photo for these pics:
Weddings: Shannon + BrendanSt. Thomas Aquinas + Park Cities HiltonShannon was such a super sweet client. Her colors of navy and light pink were very chic and classic. They contrasted each other very nicely. She wanted everything to be very gardeny and lush and we pulled it off mixing roses, dahlias, peonies, and ranunculus. Thanks for letting us be a part of your day!We got these images from her photographer's blog, KJ Images:
Trendsetters: Going GreenOkay, so I know that "green" and "eco chic" weddings have been popular for a while. But, lately I have been enamored with not just "green" weddings but everything in an organic palette. I am loving mixing whimsical moss with other organic elements such as poppy pods, ferns, and lotus pods. Also, mixing all shades of green. It is just so stunning, whether you are in a crisp white tent or in a modern hotel.
Weddings: Kaylen + NickChrist the King + The Old Red MuseumI was blessed to work with Kaylen and Nick for the entire planning process of their wedding. We had such a great time. Kaylen and I really worked hard to develop a unique color scheme and priceless details for her wedding. I definitely think we did that using lots lighting from Absolute Lighting and fabulous linens from BBJ Linen. A couple of details pictured below are their "Something Blue" shot and the Whataburger that we gave guests as they left the party. Of course we did the flowers as well, and they turned out fabulous. Thanks to Cristina Wisner for these great shots below!! I think the first shot explains how the reception went: ultimate party :)
Weddings: Gillette + ZackThe Dallas ArboretumIt was a pleasure working with Gillette and her wedding planner Paige Chenault to help create her perfect wedding day. Her style was traditional in flowers but modern in the way that she wanted them arranged. We created interesting arrangements using a mixture of square glassware with ball-shaped arrangements and flowers adorning them! It was a lot of fun.Thanks to Cesar and Tanya Perez with Perez Photography for these pics:
Weddings: Amy + IsraelThe Empire RoomWe recently got the chance to do the flowers for Amy and Israel's wedding. Her colors were deep purples infused with a touch of pink and bright orange. We acheived the look using dark purple hydrangea, roses, callas, and orchids. We haven't seen all the reception photos yet, but I snagged a few photos from the photographer's blog. Thanks to Ashley Langford for these pics: