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Thursday, June 30, 2011

reBar wedding flowers






This June 11th wedding had a super fun color palette including hot pink and turquoise. My brides colors were light pink, hot pink, turquoise and teal. The bridal bouquet was made with celosia, peony, godetia, chocolate cosmos, freesia, hypericum berries and modern greens. reBar doesn't really have "proper" tables, so, it's all about super cute bud vases to brighten up the cocktail tables and the beautiful Harvest table in the center of the bar area. I always enjoy working at this super cool DUMBO venue (: Enjoy.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Galapagos Art space wedding, Dumbo Brooklyn













My bride was looking for a slightly vintage look with a crisp twist using bright greens and vivacious yellows. I used white hydrangea, yellow freesia, white ranunculous, billy buttons, star of david, ferns and a black handle for the bouquets. For the ceremony flowers, we used the most gorgeous white Amyrillis mixed with red and yellow berries, curly willow branches and hanging tea lights. The cocktail tables were small, so we used an assortment of containers to mix it up a bit. My favorites were these tiny little birds nest's with billy buttons, white dahlia's and china berries.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

The Foundry in Long Island City. Black, white, green wedding.






I finally got professional pictures from this wedding back in July and thought I would share. The ones I used were terrible, since I am no photographer (:
Linsey and Jeff found me online and promptly set up an appointment to talk about their flowers. These two were a pleasure to deal with not only due to their quality taste in style, but, they were beyond organized! The bride told me that her desired floral style was whimsical yet modern and clean and slightly edgy. They wanted to use all black, white and green florals to complement the exquisite Foundry venue located in Long Island city. We choose chocolate cosmos which actually smell like chocolate! Gerbera daisies with a black center, fiddle head ferns, white hydrangea, geranium, and stephanotis in the bridal bouquet. Her ceremony pieces were clear cylinders using branches, green berries, and gorgeous white delphinium. The HUGE urn was so much fun to make. I literally had to straddle between the ledge and the center urn. It is made up of Manzanita branches, vibrunum foliage, JUMBO fiddle heads (3 in the front of large arrangement) and white delphinium. Lindsey's brides maids wore a custom made head band with white Dahlia, chocolate cosmos and geranium attached to the side for a little 20's flare.