Jennifer's bouquet was filled with white and pink spray roses, pink and peach roses, peach stock, craspedia, peach and yellow ranunculus, light pink hydrangea, coral peonies, succulents and jasmine vine. I finished the bouquet with some gorgeous ribbon picked up from a trip to New York City.
The boutonnieres were made of coral spray roses, craspedia, limonium and eucalyptus and tied with twine. The corsages for the mothers were made of coral ranunculus, light pink spray roses and craspedia.
I loved that the bridesmaids carried single coral charm peonies. I left a lot of the greens on and we chose not to even use ribbon! So simple, but when you have such a show stopper like these coral charm peonies, you really don't need much else!
This sweetie pie flower girl wore a crown of light pink spray roses, with a touch of yellow from the craspedia and a little bit of limonium and eucalyptus to add some airy-ness. The aisle was lined with jars of peach stock, yellow ranunculus, limonium, and champagne lisianthus.
To fill the vintage bottles, I used flowers that complimented the flowers from the ceremony.
Jennifer and Erik had a small but elegant cake. Those peonies!! I love how the yellow from the ranunculus picked up the center of the peonies.
One other special area that needed decor was the bottom of a long staircase inside the mansion. Most of the reception was held in a tent but the music and cake table were inside. So, to add a touch of color, I created this arrangement for the staircase. I added green hanging amaranthus to add a bit of drama and "drippy-ness" to the design.
Here are a few more of my favorite shots from the day.
I just love this shot of Jennifer's bouquet on the mantle. It shows off those vibrant bright colors as well as the way the custom ribbons picked up all the color. How sweet is that little yellow ribbon that looks like a flower chain?!
This post, of course, would not be possible without Sarah from This Rad Love Photography. Thank you so much for the gorgeous images!
