Lexi & Bret

Lexi and Brett had a beautiful winter wedding.  I love how her bouquet came together. The gray, cream, yellow and white palette was romantic and timeless, and I love the way that the dusty miller created an organic lace effect. A beautiful wedding for a beautiful pair!

Gerber Daisies

Gerber Daisies, red mini-carnations, dahlias and solidago...in my kitchen.

Hot Pink/Fuchsia and Orange

This is the bouquet for Candice's bridal photo shoot that took place in June. Candice and Clint's wedding is THIS weekend, so more pictures coming soon. I used hot pink roses and spray roses, fuchsia stock, Carrousel roses, and orange lilies.

Anemone Lovin'

Anemone or windflower is one of my favorite flowers. I love the contrast between the pitch black center and the petals, in this case red. They are so delicate and lovely, and look like they could have been picked while dancing across a field of wildflowers....an exaggeration? I'm not so sure.

Complimentary Colors

Orange and Sunset Lilies with Delphinium made a striking combination!

Peaches and Cream

This bouquet features gorgeous cream ranunculus and peach stock. I love ranunculus for the romance and elegance that it simply drips with. I like to think of it as the poor man's peony. Though generally smaller than a peony, it is less expensive per stem and gives a similar shape and effect. Stock is another favorite of mine...it works wonderfully as a filler or for a flower en masse arrangement.



Model: Amarae Huffaker

Tulips

Model: Lexi Huffaker

Boutonnieres!

Chelsea and Sergio

This design was based on a bouquet that the bride found online. We used many of the same flowers that were in the original design, but we replaced some of the more expensive flowers with affordable ones that had some of the same elements. I love how it turned out. The chartreuse green of the Bells of Ireland just made the fall colors pop.



Hand-wired fall foliage was used in the table arrangements, as well as a mixture of berries, willow twigs, and flowers.