Showing posts with label Alchimella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alchimella. Show all posts

Sunday, July 28, 2013

Jillian's wedding at Shade Trees and Evergreens

I am so happy to be able to share these pictures!  Jillian asked me to create a simple purple, green and white design for her outdoor ceremony and reception at Shade Trees and Evergreens in Frederick, MD.  Despite it being an unseasonably cold day in May, Jillian was a beautiful bride and we even found a good luck four-leaf clover down by the water!

Jillian's bouquet was made of purple hydrangea, white roses, picasso calla lilies, and green alchimella.
 

Jillian's Maids of Honor carried bouquets of green baby hydrangea, green roses, green spider mums, purple calla lilies, purple freesia, and seeded eucalyptus.  Her bridesmaids carried bouquets of green hydrangea, white roses, green spider mums, purple freesia and white stock.
                         


Jillian asked for a decoration for the trellis down by the water.  This spray of curly willow, white and purple hydrangeas, green spider mums, green orchids, and purple snapdragons made the perfect place for the happy couple to tie the knot!  She also asked for two tall arrangements to be placed on pillars on either side of the altar.  A friend of hers made the vases by hand.  These vases have white hydrangea, bells of Ireland, curly willow branches, and purple calla lilies.
  

Jillian had two table designs.  The first was a low ring of white carnations, green roses, and purple hydrangeas with candles in the middle.  The second was a short arrangement of white hydrangea, white and green roses, seeded eucalyptus and purple lisianthus.


 

This wedding was such a joy to be a part of.  What a lovely couple!

All photos are provided by Anna Kerns Photography.






Thursday, June 13, 2013

Sarah's wedding at Ostertag Vistas

I am so happy to finally be able to share some of the work I've been doing this year!  Sarah asked me for a rustic, vintage themed wedding.  We used mismatched mason jars coupled with lace on the tables to create a beautiful, yet simple design that fit perfectly with her venue, an old renovated barn set in the middle of both the farms and mountains of Frederick County.  What I think makes these pictures even more stunning is the incredible amount of love that can be seen in each of these pictures.  There is nothing better than creating a design for a couple as in love as these two.

Sarah's bouquet was made of white Tibet roses, purple calla lilies, Alchimella, limonium, and accented with a collar of lemon leaves.







Sarah wanted a super simple bridesmaid bouquet of white roses and tied with green satin ribbon.







Sarah's tables were an assortment of mixed mason jars filled with purple stock, white wax flowers, Queen Anne's Lace, purple anemones, white freesia, purple carnations, white ranunculus, purple lisianthus, and Alchimella.






This stunning boutonniere has a purple calla lily, freesia and limonium.







I am so proud to have been a part of Sarah's big day.  What a gorgeous couple!

Photography by Hans and Nicole Photography