Summer's Autumn Wedding

We loved this bride from the moment we met her!  Her style, her grace, everything!  Working with one of our favorite coordinators, Emily Shannon with FEW, was the icing on top.  This fall wedding focused on saturated hues and lots of greenery.

Flowers include amnesia roses, peach roses, silver dollar eucalyptus, seeded eucalyptus, fresh maple branches, deep purple stock, and orange freesia.

Photos Courtesy of FEW

 

 

With Matching Shoes

We love a gorgeous engagement session!  This bride had a last minute request for us . . . "Can you create a bouquet to match my shoes?"  Um, definitely!

Photos Courtesy of Nicole Berrett

Winterberry Photo Shoot

We loved participating in this gorgeous Winterberry inspired photo shoot!  Bridal Bliss Consulting challenged us to create a fairy tale bouquet of burgundy, merlot, marsala, and touches of lavender.  We especially love the headpiece that we created for our bride model to contrast with her dark hair.

Flower include roses, tulips, white anemones, alstromeria, stock, and ruscus.

Photos Courtesy of Tracy Enoch Photography.

Yellow and Purple at Southfork Ranch

This yellow and purple rustic wedding at Southfork Ranch was as relaxed and enjoyable as the bride.  She was simple and easy to work with as she only had one requested . . . make it gorgeous!

Flowers include cool water roses, bluplurium, tulips, gerbera daisies, scabiosas and purple stock.

Photo Courtesy of the Bride

Air Plants at The Arboretum

Weddings at the Dallas Arboretum are always stunning!  This one especially took our breaths away with the bride's natural vision with bright pops of yellow, orange, and coral.  We enjoyed incorporating air plants and succulents throughout the event.

 

Flowers include yellow and orange ranunculus, white tuber roses, yellow yarrow, billy balls, white snap dragons, white scabiosas, coral spray roses, silver dollar eucalyptus, and seeded euc.

 

Photos Courtesy of the Bride

 

Bright Yellow and A Cotton Mill

Who doesn't like a sweet vintage wedding at an old cotton mill?  Our lovely bride chose the colors of yellow, gray, and white.  She was looking for a light, airy appeal to her floral to spoke to her own sweet demeanor.

 

Flowers include yellow roses, white astillbe, white stock, dusty miller, yellow billy balls, and white veronica.

 

Photos Courtesy of Significant Events of Texas