Rabu, 20 Oktober 2010

White Wedding

I love working with white - it always looks clean, fresh, and elegant - no matter what time of year.  Using various flowers in a single color creates a richness and pleases the eye as one is drawn to the textures and the subtle layers of color within the arrangement. I love it!

This wedding was primarily white, with a few pink highlights in a few elements - the bridesmaids' bouquets, the boutonnieres, the church pieces, and the cocktail tables. I used greens as a framework to highlight all of the white as well as this gorgeous, thick, silk greenish and buttery white ribbon in all of the arrangements.

On a crisp October evening, Overbrook Golf Club seemed to be glowing with all the white and soft candlelight.

I used lots of white Tibet roses, white Eskimo roses, snapdragon, white hydrangea, Fresca hydrangea, greens, various exotic leaves, and curly willow.  For the pink elements, I used Blushing Akito roses - I had to match a photo from ten years ago and it was a challenge to find the exact match because rose varieties come and go! We did it though, and it all looked gorgeous.

Altar pieces, St. Colman's Church, Ardmore:



Pew flowers and ribbons (hard to take a photo - flash kept going off!)



Some bridesmaids and flower girl bouquets - see the lovely Blushing Akito roses!


Bridal bouquet of white Tibet roses:


Boutonnieres, wrapped in black ribbon:


Breathtaking centerpiece in front hall. Please note the custom cloth as well:



Placecards in acres of grass, wrapped neatly with the silk ribbon:



Cocktail tables of the Blushing Akito roses and leaves:


Centerpieces in glass trifle bowls:




Cake with silver stand and leaf-and-ribbon covered base:


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