One of my favorite autumn weddings was for a bride who really did not want to carry flowers! She came to
Surroundings Flowers & Events where I, along with her mother, convinced her to reconsider. The result is this very subtle combination of flowers. White cymbidum orchids were the only concession to tradition with burgundy scabious, acid green dendrobium orchids, deep purple lisianthus and veronica completing the color scheme. The bouquet stems were bound with sage green tafetta and the bouquet was wrapped with curly willow. The result was distinctive, beautiful, and perfect for the bride!
The chuppah, constructed in front of the NYBG arbor, was of cream chiffon in classic lines. Large bouquets of bouquets kale, dahlias, orchids, veronica and more curly willow tied the centers of the supports - a rustic floral theme that was carried throughout the wedding flowers.
The small, intimate dining tables were decorated with urns and wreaths of the same flowers. I love the use of green kale and variety of foliage
One of my favorite autumn weddings was for a bride who really did not want to carry flowers! She came to Surroundings Flowers & Events where I, along with her mother, convinced her to reconsider. The result is this very subtle combination of flowers. White cymbidum orchids were the only concession to tradition with burgundy scabious, acid green dendrobium orchids, deep purple lisianthus and veronica completing the color scheme. The bouquet stems were bound with sage green tafetta and the bouquet was wrapped with curly willow. The result was distinctive, beautiful, and perfect for the bride!
The chuppah, constructed in front of the NYBG arbor, was of cream chiffon in classic lines. Large bouquets of bouquets kale, dahlias, orchids, veronica and more curly willow tied the centers of the supports - a rustic floral theme that was carried throughout the wedding flowers.
The small, intimate dining tables were decorated with urns and wreaths of the same flowers. I love the use of green kale and variety of foliage
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