Showing posts with label wedding flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Brooklyn Based Wedding Crashers event.






This very anticipated event was nothing short of pure eye candy with hard working, super creative Brooklynites. It was an honor and a privilege to be side by side with the people who are normally behind the scenes making, baking, editing, stylizing, printing, and hardly sleeping (:
Nicole from Brooklyn Based very carefully hand picked each and every vendor keeping things very tight and thoughtful. Keep you eye on the people I tagged on this post, and book them NOW before they all get scooped up before your big day! Google Brooklyn Based Wedding Crashers to see more images from this event.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Montauk Club wedding, Brooklyn NY. Grandama's attic style flowers.









I don't know how I get so lucky with getting the sweetest couples ever. Julie and Stu came over for a consult about 2 months before their big day. They wanted a "Grandma's attic" style wedding using vintage medicine bottles, mason jars, and Julie's hand painted, hand build stamp pad display on each table. They got married at the gorgeous Montauk Club in Park Slope Brooklyn and their flowers were a complete joy to make.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Kate ♥ Leigh 6/12/10






reBar in Dumbo brooklyn was the venue for this sweet as pie couple. This venue is one of the coolest, relaxed spaces I have worked in so far. It features a barrel-vaulted terra-cotta ceiling, Art Deco lamps over tables of elegantly warped wood, and stained-glass windows. A converted industrial loft space, this intimate upstairs venue boasts intricate iron and steelwork, antique tulip chandeliers, and stained-glass windows.

The style was old world/french inspired using a range of colors from burgundy, blues, dark reds, and a touch of yellow. The bridal bouquet was composed of Black baccarra roses, wine scabiososa, yellow freesia, blue delphinium and pinkish red foliage. The handle was a natural wire wrap.

The Harvest table turned out spectacular. The two center pieces were made with Manzanita branches reaching out from a black urn. The branches were dripping with test tube cylinders and globes stuffed with flowers and chandelier bits hanging in between. Bird cage lanterns were mixed in between smaller arrangements on either side.

The ceremony took place under the double arch which I did up with curly willow branches and hanging tea lights. At the top of each arch was a special focal point of flowers made up of Black baccarra roses, and hanging pink amaranthus which gave an enchanted feel to the ceremony site.