Fabulous Fall Weddings

A photo can't capture the color of these cymbidium orchids. Cinnamon, merlot, mocha - whatever combination of yummy names I can ascribe, it just won't do the trick. The butterscotch dahlias add wonderful texture along with the velvet swirls of coxcomb Celosia. Look closely to see the dark brown Fern Curls and the saffron Billy Balls. The entire bouquet was based with prairie green California hydrangea.

Ed Garente is the photographer  and I am counting on him to get some detailed closeups to share with you.



Rosy burgundy dahlias and Black Baccara roses form the body of this Bridal bouquet. But the star is the flawless burgundy calla lillies. Coral hypericum berries add a seasonal touch.

The Wedding photographer is new to us...Chrissy Albright. She has an interesting website and I look forward to seeing her work.


Maybe tomorrow we can find time to snap a few images of the other three weddings. Especially a bouquet made with a wonderful rose called Creme Prophita...

Autumn Flowers

After the Downpour

Hurricane Nicolle has come and gone - good riddance. And now the sun is out. Just in time for the Friday weddings.

Our friend Emannuel has captured the beauty left by the rainfall.
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Cymbidiums and Callas Lilies

My Friend Emmanuel Vaucher has captured a happy image of Bonnie and Tom.

Their smiles just light up the sunny afternoon and the golden hues of the flowers enhance the photograph. I especially like the grey tuxedo which the couple chose. Yellows and gray/silver are a color trend to watch.

Eman will share more images of this wedding soon.

http://www.emanphoto.com/

The Best Of Weddings - The Knot

We won! We won!

To all the Brides and Grooms that voted for us, we appreciate the honor. Thank you! Thank you!

Kim is so excited because we have loved The Knot for years. It is a source of ideas, inspiration and trends.

Check it out for yourself.

http://www.theknot.com/

Three Bridal Bouquets

Three all white Bridal bouquets - three different looks.

What should a Bride consider when choosing her bouquet? First pick flower varieties that you like. Then consider the style of your gown and your body shape/size. Then you and your florist can begin to fill in the details like texture, color shades and pricing.

Don't forget the bouquet handles. They can represent a unique way to add depth to your wedding theme.

Do you have small items of sentimental value? Or fabric from your Mother's wedding dress. They can be added to your bouquet as a feature or hidden where only you can see it.

It is all about the individuality of YOU and your dream.









White cymbidiums and hypericum berries.

White mini callas, French Lilac, Lizianthus and Veronica

White mini Callas and Lily of the Valley.

Babies Breath Nosegay

Gypsophila makes a simple and lovely statement as a Bridal Bouquet. The flowing hair style and clean lines of the gown compliment this summery design.

Happy First Anniversary Mr and Mrs Lieberman! Kim and I remember you fondly and we so enjoyed sharing your special day.

Thanks for the photos Kelly!
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Cool White Roses

Cool whites for a hot summer afternoon. We used true whites to achieve this bouquet. Also, note the interesting angle of the nosegay - if this was a "hand tied" bouquet, with natural stems, it wouldn't have the same panache. I love the soft greens of the sword fern peeking from the underside.

Picture Infinity did a great job of capturing the Bride's sweet smile

http://www.pictureinfinity.com/