Morgan and Austin's Wedding

Champion's Run was a perfect venue for vows under a floral adorned arch. Hydrangeas a top cylinder vases escorted the bride down the aisle.

Guests placed congratulatory cards in a grapevine and crystal wrapped pedestal glass bowl.

Attendants carried roses, freesias, purple lisianthus, and stock blossoms.

The pavillion at Champion's Run set the scene for the reception, with tall ceilings we did a tall pedestal with flowing flowers on top and low cylinders for a more intimate feel to the table. Three looks were chosen to add variety to the large space. Pillar candles and low bowls of flowers were complimentary to the tall vases.

Chinese lanterns hung from fabric high above the guests dining to add color to the venue.

The wedding looked beautiful and the bride and groom couldn't be happier. 

Room by Room: Dining Room

Dining table décor makes a dining experience cozy and more familiar. High ceilings call for tall candlesticks and a pedestal arrangement. 

Room by Room: Powder Room

Silk botanicals can cozy any powder room and make it inviting for guests. 

Room by Room: Bedroom

Layering artwork behind lamps on a nightstand creates depth in the bedroom. Properly placed frames, pillows, and throws are the icing on the cake. 

Room by Room: Hearth

There is nothing better than a pair of great lamps and the perfect art and mirrors to elevate a room's status.

Room by Room: Bar

Perfectly placed art and accessories in a bar area make guests want to relax and stay awhile.

Katie and Brandon's Wedding

Guests received their table place cards in the atrium of the Joslyn Art Museum. Orchids and crystals abound.

Crystals were draped and fairy lights tucked amongst Manzanita branches to mimc fireflies a glow over the room. After the wedding ceremony we placed the tops of the topiary alter designs at the bases of the vases in the four corners of the fountain.

We chose an eclectic array of styles for centerpieces, but they all spoke to each other with familiar color palettes and fragrant roses; of course the crystals and feathers were a must to communicate Katie's personality through the florals. 

Crystal glass candelabras adorn the wedding party tables.

A tall mercury glass vase with an abundance of flowers, crystals, feathers, and beaded chandeliers suspended mid air was carefully chosen for the brides round table. A bridesmaid bouquet was supported below by a vase. Mercury glass votives mingle with glass votives to achieve the perfect candlelit evening.

Guests were greeted with an abundance of fragrance with the chosen garden roses, stock, and spray roses for texture all spilling out of a mercury glass pedestal compote. 

Blush Hawaiian orchids and platinum Manzanita branches fill silver trumpet vases and three miniature mercury vases circle the base of the trumpet vase with votive candles all reflecting beautiful glowing light.

Cakes are often the focal point of the reception and The Cake Specialist designed the details of the cake and we mounded roses atop the tiers between the layers and petals lay a top of soft organza fabric, lush and opulent. The cake tasted great too!

Connie from Atmospheres once again created the fabric to drape through the columns, back lit the arches, and added column candlelight several feet above the guests. I call them firefly lights because they illuminate on and off throughout the night, she calls them fairy lights. In any way it surely created a night for a fairy tale wedding!

Katie was the perfect bride to work with, she gave me a pin board collage of her ideas and feelings she wanted to create for her wedding day well in advance and then she let me run with the details. Her dad was generous to allow her to have her dreams. You know the greatest feeling a designer gets is when we exceed our client's expectations, especially when it comes to brides. When Katie told me what we created for her flowers was better than she had imagined, I was elated alongside her.