Clementine photo shoot at the Brooklyn Pharmacy.

This event was sort of a launching pad for brand spanking new wedding event styling company called Clementine Events . Kathy Malone, producer of the annual Steampunk Day and fashion events is rolling out the red velvet carpet to those brides looking for a unique spin on a once in a life time experience. This evening was chalk full of super talented Brooklyn designers and wedding industry pro's. Our line up included photographer Kristina Hill, Anabel and Dorothee of Belathee photography, Ruth of Papertopias, Betsy of Nine Cakes, Dress designer Melissa Bell, Jeweler Maryanne of Wabisabibibrooklyn, Dance choreographer Beije of mindfuldance, make up by Genavieve of vievemakeup and flowers + jewelry by me!

I also added a picture of me so that my clients can see who I am (: I am the redhead with the hat/veil by Lachinaloca Enjoy!

Flowers for a Brooklyn loft art opening.

It's rare that we florist's get our grubby little hands on Cherry Bloosms since they come around only once a year for a short period of time. They are the definition of beauty to me me. Branches + flowers makes this girl very happy. The flowers were for an art show featuring Mather and Company work incentive posters. They are fantastic, optimistic, usually colorful posters that date back to the 1920's.

1920's mood board for a Grand Prospect Hall wedding.

Brooklyn Boat house wedding flowers, "Great Gatsby" style.

I love every thing from the 1920's and was thrilled to do a "Great Gatsby" style wedding at the Prospect Park Boathouse. This venue is not only gorgeous, but, it's practically my back yard. My bride contacted me only TEN day's before her wedding! We had a very tight budget, so, we did simple center pieces using Pampas ferns, white calla lily's and a strand of pearls dripping around the container. The brides maid's bouquet was created with pale pink hydrangea, pink lisianthus lambs ear and a subtle semi circle of pale pink feathers. The bridal bouquet was hands down my favorite from this collection. I got my hands on some unimaginably light pink "bombastic" roses which made for a breath taking-ly (not a word; I know!) sweet and simple bouquet. I collared the roses with soft silvery lambs ear for a final touch. I also used my vintage bird cage as a card receiver. Inside was a single stem of pale pink hydrangea in a vintage medicine bottle dripping with pearls and pink feathers sitting at the bottom of the cage.