The Green Bride Guide

Meagan and Ben's Sundance wedding has been featured on The Green Bride Guide. Go check it out!Photo by Jonathan Canlas

Jenny at The Woods on Ninth

The irony -- Jenny's first scheduled bridal session was rained out, and her wedding day was just as rainy! I thought it was breathtaking, though...so sweetly spring.

Her colors were pink and chocolate (with some champagne and ivory in there as well). We used Titanic, Geraldine, and Vendela roses, bouvardia, tulips, stock, freesia, fern curl, lisianthus, spray roses, mini callas, dried lotus pods, and waxflower. Beautiful!

Photos by the lovely Michelle.

Utah Bride Blog

I'm so embarrassed! I can't believe its been so long since my last post -- I promise, I'll do much, much better this month!

I provided today's "Floral Tip Friday" over at Utah Bride Blog. Its a retake on a post I made months ago regarding budgets. Head on over for a refresher!

For those that haven't taken the time to visit it, Utah Bride Blog is a delightful new addition to our local industry. Gorgeous graphics and photos make it a must-stop for anyone interested in weddings. I dare you to check it out!

The Knot featured wedding

Check out Meagan and Ben's feature on The Knot. I sure loved this wedding -- a stunning bride with impeccable taste!

It's a snowy day for bridals...

Jenny is one of our May brides and was supposed to have her bridals today. When she picked up her bouquet this afternoon, she told me she had pushed the sitting back to tomorrow -- hopefully she'll escape this dreary weather that way! April is such an unpredictable month in Utah...

Her simple bridal sitting bouquet consists of Geraldine roses, cream freesia, and seeded eucalyptus, with a chocolate brown satin wrap. Very classic. We'll see more of Jenny's flowers in about a month!

Nina at Market Street

Nina had her reception at Market Street Cottonwood. She was beyond stunning in her Maggie Sottero gown (whom Nina models for...uh-huh -- she's that gorgeous!). I'll definitely be angling for a photo of the bride with her bouquet. No doubt about that!

These beautiful detail shots were taken by our very own Michelle who has recently launched her own photography business. I'm thrilled that she took the time out of her day to follow us around with her camera. If you're in need of an affordable local photographer, be sure to check out her site for more information. Look for more floral shots done by Michelle all summer long!

Katy in California revisted

Back in October we flew out to Fremont, CA for Katy and Nolan's wedding. I posted the photos we took of the centerpieces after we returned, but hadn't had time to get shots of any of the walking flowers before they were passed out. Alfred Salom Photography (who shot the wedding) was kind enough to provide us with those missing images. Thanks -- they're beautiful!

I know I'm going to get a flood of emails asking what I put in the bride's bouquet, so here you go: black magic, circus, leonadis, and freedom roses, red spray roses, two varieties of mini callas, safari sunset, orange freesia, blue thistle, belladonna delphinium, fern curl, chocolate cosmos, wine colored dahlias, brown hypericum berries, and seeded eucalyptus. It was seriously lush. Loved. It.
The attendants carried deconstructed bouquets of either freesia, callas, roses, or dahlias (each with hypericum berries and seeded eucalyptus), and the groomsmen had coordinating boutonnieres. I still smile when I think about that wedding. It was so lovely...so happy...lots of tears...We were honored to be a part of it!