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This was a beautiful wedding set on the private residence of the bride and groom. There were so many details, so I’m just going to let all the pics speak for themselves. Keep in mind I’m no photographer, but I could not stop myself from taking photos of all the cute ideas.
And last…the bride. she was absolutely stunning.
A big shout out to Gabrielle of Black Swan Events who coordinated the whole affair. I cannot wait to see the pics from the photographer! Congrats to Noel & James!
This wedding was colorful and fun. It was nice to be able to make centerpieces that the guests could take home and make use out of – using such things like rosemary and sage, plus flowers they could actually plant in their yards made it fun.
Although the reception tables we’re of a garden feel, the bride and groom wanted to use the vibrancy of red and turquoise to add some pops of color. The bride and the bridesmaids carried all red bouquets. I have to say that I have not been to the The Queen Ann Victorian Mansion in quite some time, but if your looking for a beautiful garden for your next wedding or function, you must check them out. Congrats to Andrea & Ken – Thanks for letting us create beautiful flowers for your day.
Tamara & Casey were married at Oaks Park in the Dance Pavilion and pinwheels fit the bill for this location perfectly. They were so colorful and in abundance…hanging from the ceiling, on all the tables as the main focal point centerpiece and on the arch(did not get a pic of it, bummer). The bride tirelessly made every single pinwheel and I have to say they looked perfect – every single one of them. Tamara’s color scheme was green and orange, she requested an almost all green bouquet with an organic and wild feel – super fun! Her bridesmaids were of the same feel but mostly orange. I wish I had been able to show you the bride, she looked stunning and her dress was amazing! I’ll be hitting up the photographer for sure. I had fun with this wedding, as I’m sure the bride did too – sitting at work in their newly open coffee shop – Full Moon Creations, making pinwheel after pinwheel…well Tamara, they looked fantastic. Congrats to you both and thanks for letting us create some beautiful flowers for you!
so fun and full of whimsy. love!
Missed the sun this weekend real bad, but luckily for me I get to do flowers and cheer people up(including myself). These were done for Ara over at Aralani Photography for a small wedding show that she did over at Kitchen Kaboodle. Lately I seem to have this fascination with using old coffee cans and finding ways to cover the up with interesting stuff. This one is just twine, but I love how it turned out. I’m experimenting with a few by leaving them in the rain to rust, lord knows we have enough rain to help move my project along a bit faster then the norm. I’m not sure what they will end up looking like but I’ll keep you posted!
Lisa, I love the above flowers. I am not much of a fan of purple but you turned me into someone who at least appreciates the color in the above boquet! My favorite, the vases! I would have never known they were old coffee cans! Gorgeous!
So here is the latest brooch creation, finally for an Oregon bride out of Eugene. She had some wonderful treasures with lots of colorful options. Thanks Amy for letting me create something beautiful for you and I hope you have the best day ever!
Best one yet! Possibly my opinion is a little biased though 
Thank you Lisa for the beautiful flowers!!!! They looked so amazing!!! You were so wonderful to work with!!! Thanks for sharing these pics with us! Is it possible for you to email me a copy of these pics to add to my collection? I am hoping to have Artistique’s pictures by the end of the month. I will send you copies of their detail pics when I get them. Thanks so much!!!
Yes, i can sen you the pictures and it was my pleasure to create something beautiful for you. I would love the pics from Artistique. thanks.