Shannon's bouquet featured picasso calla lilies, vanda orchids, lavender and ivory roses, and dark purple stock. We added sprigs of fresh lavender and this bouquet smelled amazing. We wrapped the stems with a handkerchief that Shannon provided to us (I think it was her grandmother's). Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

Here is a close-up shot of the bride's bouquet. If you look close you can see that we snuck in a couple of jeweled butterflies - so pretty! Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

For the bridesmaids we used similar flowers and accented the stems with a butterfly. I love the pops of bright green against the purple. Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

Shannon was such a gorgeous bride! I love this shot, these girls all look so pretty and that covered bridge is picture perfect. Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

They got married outside under this pergola. We added butterflies to the urns, perched on the branches and put a few in the top arbor piece. We even hung strands of white butterflies on each side <3

I loved these urns. We use our manzanita branches, hydrangea, roses, stock, and of course those butterflies!

Mary designed this piece and I have one word for it - LOVE!

This piece was featured on their seating card table. Adding a tall piece like this to the placecard table is so eye catching.

Check out the little butterflies that Shannon gave us to put on all of the wineglasses - I love these little details! Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

We made floral rings to go around hurricanes for half of the tables. The floral rings are a great option for brides that want to give their centerpieces away to their guests at the end of the wedding.

The other half of the tables we did these mounded silver bowl arrangements. The silver metal bowl is a rental and the arrangements are designed for guests to remove and take home. I love hydrangea; especially mixed with roses, kale, bupleurum, and butterflies. Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

Instead of a traditional cake topper, we decorated the top of their cake with just a few spray roses and a beaded butterfly. Photo courtesy of Denise Mabilog Photography.

Tara putting on the final touches...notice her floral hairpiece that we recreated for her. This is what she had to say about it, "they were able to take a family heirloom hairpiece and bring it back to life, literally - they revived it, reworked it, and made it like new - and it's 5 generations old!" It was our pleasure!!

This is what the hairpiece looked like when she gave it to me. What can I say, I love a challenge!

Stunning.

Her dad confided in us that he only wanted to give her everything she hoped for on her wedding day....seriously pops, you made me tear up. Tara's bouquet is composed of white mini callas and stephanotis with a vintage inspired beaded leaf collar.

Her aisle was lined with these swirled hooks with hanging vases of orchids and callas...it looked great!

Told ya that tree was awesome!

Family shot....her bridesmaid carried picasso callas to coordinate with her white callas.

A perfect DIY project....Tara made table numbers from wine bottles and found the perfect place to display family wedding photos. How thoughtful!

Centerpieces were submerged callas with floating candles, a simple and elegant mix!

I have a feeling this might be hung in their house one day.

I covet this tree.

Aimee and her father heading down the "aisle". I love the natural cascade design that she selected, a perfect fit for her natural and casual theme!

Dan's glass teardrop beads were added to her bouquet for the perfect amount of sparkle and movement. So sweet.

Aimee is really into lady bugs and I just had to put Dan's glass lady bugs on display in her bouquet, love love love them!

I like how his light blue shirt matches the hydrangea we used.

He gets a lady bug too!

I think Aimee's friends were the photographers and for non-professional work, she got some great shots!!

They decorated the gazebo themselves and look how pretty it is!

Hanging baskets and ribbon add color to the ceremony background.

Instead of a unity candle, they planted a tree. Ok, you totally won me over here kids.

Dan's mom admiring her glass beads too! I love when all of our little details are noticed!

Her set up for a wishing tree!

What a cute idea! The cards were hung on those trees for all to admire, especially Aimee and Dan.

They get a personalized brick installed at Pratt Gardens! I hope they go back every spring to admire it.

Place cards were actually pinwheels!

Dan also made the favors, beautiful and simple hand-blown glass drops. Perfect for a Christmas tree or hung from a chandelier!

It sure is.

This is a sample of Tina's wedding bouquet for her big day in October, we are IN LOVE with the texture/bulk/drama of this bouquet! There is nothing delicate about this baby except for the feathers! Many of our brides are interested in sample bouquets, which we think is a great idea. We do charge for the sample though, these things cost money ladies!

It was windy this day and those feathers were dancing! Every bouquet needs a little bit of movement, that is my motto.

A centerpiece sample that you may have seen at our last bridal show...a trio of square vases with an electric mix of green cymbidium orchids and perfect blue hydrangea, this was HOT people!! Brides loved it at the show!

So we might have went a little overboard on the feathers that day, but you gotta love it. Peonies and roses are a romantic duo.

We got these new jeweled collars that are sooooooooo beautiful mixed with simple pink callas.

Purple mokara orchids (my new addiction), grape hyacinths and ranunculus are cute cute cute for bridesmaids. I think this would look great with black dresses!

Surrounded by lots of love!

Our happy bride and her maids...the colors stand out nicely, don't you think?

Colleen and her maid of honor...notice how we added a few of the stephanotis to make her stand out from the rest of the beautiful bridesmaids.

This one is from our own camera, but at least you can see the size of those awesome roses!

I like the rounded layers of this cake!

A beautiful holiday card from one of our beautiful brides!

Her hand-written note was so sweet, it totally made my day! Maybe my week!

An all white bouquet with white callas, stock and orchids with bear grass loops.

Submerged cymbidium orchids in orange tinted water with floating candles in our belle vase.

Her second centerpiece option, a simple arrangement of floating candles in tinted water and rose petals. I love how the dark grey tablecloth makes the colors pop!

The beautiful bride with her bouquet

Close up of Staci's bouquet; which featured orange mini calla lilies, asters, deep purple dahlias, lisianthus, and stunning purple phalaenopsis orchids.

We lined the aisle with orange rose petals and strung the chairs with satin ribbon. Purple hydrangeas were tied to every other chair to add that extra little touch.

The new pergola really sets up the perfect area for a beautiful golf course ceremony. We draped tulle to create a Chuppa and hung hydrangea in 'floating' vases from the top.

From each corner we hung these coordinating pieces of hydrangea and trailing crystal beads.

LOVED these centerpieces. We used our popular bell vase and created a mounded arrangement for the top of hydrangea, orange roses, and green spider mums. We accented with the same crystal beads that were used outside on the pergola and uses a stem of the phalaenopsis orchids in the bottom. The arangement on the top was done in a seperate dish so that they could be lifted out of the vase and sent home with guests. We heard that some of the orchids lasted a month once they were taken home!

The other half of the tables we did smaller centerpieces in the coordinating vase with hydrangeas, spider mums, orange roses, and purple dahlias. We added more of the crystal beaded garland along the bottom and all the tables were accented with orange rose petals, votives and scattered crystals. We loved the extra bling on the tables, everything really sparkled.