Spring wedding at the Green Building in Brooklyn.

This wedding took place on April 8th, 2012 at the lovely Green Building in Brooklyn. The couple was incredibly creative and did so much work leading up to their big day. They designed little figurines which represented themselves at a rabbit and a monkey (: Of course, we may boutonnieres out of them! The tables were all long and the food was served buffet style by Frankie 457. (LOVE) The couple supplied me with a hefty bag full of little chochques, toys, figurines, and even a green stuffed bear. We used an assortment of containers including white milk bottles, vintage and new clear glass and mixed some quintessential spring flowers like tulips, vibrunum, narcissus, and chamomile. Overall the flowers were VERY simple, clean, and crisp. The most fun we adding in all the little fun toys into the table scape which sort of made them come alive (: You can see more on my floral Facebook page HERE.

Bright bouquet for a Brooklyn bride.

My lovely client contacted me months ago for the personal flowers for her July 30th wedding at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. She wanted all brightly colored, happy flowers including calla's, gerbera daisies, crespedia, spray roses and seeded euch. We also added some vintage red button's down the front of the bouquet for extra cuteness (:

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens wedding flowers.

My bride contacted me last summer to start planning her Feb. 19th wedding at the Botanical Gardens this winter. I have to say, it means so much to me to have a bride place such trust in me and leave so many design decisions completely in my court. She came to me knowing her colors were purple and grey and that her style was modern with a funky twist, but that was it! NOTHING makes me happier than to hand over a bridal bouquet to a happy bride. I loved working on this wedding!

The card table arrangement was made from Laurel branches with scallop shaped tags hanging from black ribbon assigning guests to a table. I wired in purple orchids into the branches for a pop of color and to soften the branches with blooms.

The grooms bout was made with a ranuncuous, purple trachelium and a touch of brunia.