Easter Wedding

Today I am so fortunate as to be doing this beautiful spring wedding. With a cascading bouquet of garden roses, regular roses, sweet peas, and yellow ranunculus. It is so sweet I just can't get enough! The groom has a very nice matching boutonnierre of yellow ranunculus and green lisianthus tied off in twine to compliment the lightness.

The mother's have wrist corsages with light pink roses and green lisianthus on a lovely wide pearl band. Perfect to not get in the way and a beautiful decoration. And I just love the light and airiness of this toss bouquet.

Stay tuned... Centerpieces to come

Champagne, Gold, Ivory and a Tint of Chocolate

These pieces here are so elegant and rich, it really makes you want to experience this beautiful wedding event. The designer was able to capture the perfect amount of light chocolate colors to compliment the warm champagne and gold look with ivory creams balancing it out. The orchids just add to the elegance whilst stock and freesia give it a light, soft look. I ablsolutely love this design and hope to have a chance to make something similar.

Blossoming Into Spring

As every designer I delite in looking at other people's ideas to get inspiration. Being on a bit of a rustic elegance kick, I found these flowers from The French Bouquet located in Tulsa that I absolutely loved! The setting reminded me of Sundance (actually it looks almost exactly like the windows in Creekside) and the spring feelings of the blooms just brought so much sunshine and warmth to me.

One of the colors dominating this season is coral and gold, these pieces seemed to capture this beautifully. The white tulips, freesia and ranonculus reminded me of the suttle white soft beauty of the snow around us still while the coral tulips make this bridal bouquet pop and blossom with the reminder that spring is just around the corner.

These small but beautiful centerpieces of cherry blossoms, roses and hydrangeas with just the perfect touch of green because of the tea leaves also just welcome spring, yet in such a rustic, sweet way.

Rustic Elegance

Baby's Breath added a touch of rustic elegance to the whole display. Playing on the beauty of places like Sundance, or more simple like Conrad Ranch. The wreaths can be smaller to adorn heads of little flower girls, or huge to decorate doorways. And the kissing balls are so light and fragrant, perfect for the bridesmaid, down the aisle, or even doubled as centerpieces.

Spring Fragrance

The third bouquet was meant to welcome Spring. With a touch of pink's and oranges given by rhononculus and tulips, the simple elegance of garden and spray roses, and the green whisps of freesia. Tied together in my very own specialty knots in the ever so popular champagne color.

Vintage Grace

This bouquet was the essence of vintage elegance. Using four types of roses, in garden, long stem, and spray, not only did it seep of fragrance, was light to hold, but really added a touch of grace. The baby blue flowing ribbon was just the touch of something blue every bride needs.

Hydrangea Bliss

Continued from the Bridal Show, this white on white bouquet was just glamourous. With the fullness of the hydrangeas, the exquisite lemony smell of the garden roses, and white tulips to touch it off and just get it that extra edge, truly a great piece to compliment a beautiful bride.