Bridal Bouquet

The Language of Flowers As part of your attire, part of your dress, your bouquet must stand on its own. Let the flowers you choose reflect who you are and what your wedding is all about. In Victorian times flowers carried certain meanings, so in addition to theme and color scheme, you may want to consider using blooms that convey feelings such as these: Jillian McNamara...

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Flower Girl

Fulfill A Little Girls Dream She walks in front of the bride in the processional, scattering petals, handing out flowers or simply carrying a bouquet. Be creative. Adorn her head with a floral wreath. Place a beautiful flower basket or old fashioned pomander in her hands. However you plan for her, this special little girl will add a heartwarming dimension to your day. Jim Webber...

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Table Arrangements

Let The Festivities Begin Set the tone of your reception with flowers. Choose large bouquets or several groupings or smaller centerpieces. Tabletop arrangements. design and placement, as well as color, texture, and type of container all play a role in creating the perfect ambiance for a memorable celebration. Bride and Groom Tables Kristy May Photographer Henry + Mac Ralph...

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Tents, Gazebos, Trellis and Chuppah

Compose Your Surroundings Scheherazade, perhaps? Let your imagination run wild. Let the tent become your world. Picture streamers of flowers, Japanese lanterns, miniature lights, tent poles ornamented with cascading bouquets. Your day, your evening, a mini-universe all your own. Blend Nature With Romance Quaint and ethereal, discover how yards of tulle, artistically placed bouquets, garlands and beautiful containers of plants and flowers can transform...

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