Real Weddings: Kimberly + Michael 12.8.12

We recently got these sweet photos from our Bride Kimberly from her December 2012 wedding. Such a timeless color palette of soft creams and blush pinks. A color palette you just can't go wrong with and you'll never look back and say, "Ugh, what was I thinking with that!" :-) 

Kimberly and Michael had an evening wedding that took place at The Arctic Club Hotel. Her style for the event was classic, yet modern with winter touches. Absolutely beautiful! 

                       

 

Classic design of her bouquet containing Hydrangeas, Roses and Carnations. Wrap embellished with her parents wedding rings... a sentimental and meaningful touch. 

Row of white & blush pink Bridesmaids bouquets

Centerpieces of White Hydrangea, Blush Pink Roses & White Carnations with little to no greenery. 

Cocktail tables with simple glass cylinders with submerged Bear Grass and a floating candle

The Flower Girl carried a
White Carnation pomander ball and the Rinbearer carried this cute pillow made from White Carnations

Her photographer Tasha Owen captured some great shots for us! Thank you.

Real Weddings: Denise & Brian

It's been awhile since I've blogged and I'm trying to get back in the swing of things. We aren't doing as much work as we have in the past since 2 little one's keep me pretty busy at home. But, I still want to share the work we are doing!

Here's one from 2012 that we recently got images from. Denise & Brian were an edgy couple that loved the northwest. So that was the theme for their wedding and we tried to embody that into the flowers.

This elegant wedding was held at The Four Seasons Hotel in Seattle

Enjoy!

The Ceremony was designed with trios at the altar to create a sophisticated but not overly dramatic ceremony setting. We incorporated the atrium design from the centerpieces into one of the pieces that went into the trio. Flowers used to design were Hydrangeas, Orchids, Roses and Willow.

The table centerpieces were simple and elegant with a woodsy feel. Atrium style with what appears to be a planted Phaleonopsis orchid in rocks, pebbles, dirt and moss

The place card table embodied true Northwest feel. With birch logs to hold the place cards we designed 3 "planted" Phaleonopsis Orchid pieces with wrapped tea leaves, cymbidium orchids, moss and pebbles.

The Bride carried a simple yet unique bouquet designed with Phaleonopsis Orchids, Cymbidium Orchids, Wrapped leaves, Willow and Antherium

The cocktail tables had simple fern curl, greenery and orchid pieces designed in wrapped birch pots

The cake was simply and elegantly designed with Phaleonopsis Orchids on top and bottom