I could not be more pleased. Here are a few images from the dinner party.
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Dinner Party - Published!
I teamed up with some friends, Jessi of Jessi's Kitchen, and Lillie of Redeeming Love Photography, for a wonderful dinner party and photo shoot. I've always wanted to do flowers like this for a dinner party, just never had the chance. I loved making the garland, picking out just the right shades of pink flowers, and putting it all together. And to top off how great it went, and the beautiful images, the photo shoot was published on Cottage Hill's website!
I could not be more pleased. Here are a few images from the dinner party.
I could not be more pleased. Here are a few images from the dinner party.
Cradle Ceremony
Got to
do something little different in June: a cradle ceremony. The mom chose bright yellows and fuschia pinks for this amazing party at her house.
Bright Summer Colors
The last weekend of June, I did some work with Geny's Wholesale. Wow, was it FUN! I got to work on two different weddings/receptions. I am posting pictures of only the items that I worked on, with a couple of exceptions.
EVENT #1: a wedding and reception at Union Station Hotel.
Cute tussie-mussie for the mothers to carry. I love the idea of a small bouquet instead of a corsage. A small bouquet won't get smushed from hugging others like a shoulder corsage, you don't have to worry about pins snagging your special dress, and you can set it down if you don't want it with you for a little bit.
Bridesmaid's bouquet. I love the choice of colors, so bright and cheery!
I really liked the small shepherd's hooks for the guest tables. 
Ok, I didn't do this arrangement, but I just had to show it. Joan Presley of Geny's did this one. It was 15 feet long! It covered the entire mantle of the fireplace at Union Station Hotel. She did an incredible job and I am so glad I got to work with her on these events. 
EVENT #2: Reception at a private home.
Joan started the bigger of the two arrangements, I finished it and did the smaller arrangement. It was such a cool set-up for the island in this couple's kitchen.
Cake flowers. The cupcake idea is so darn cute. 
This really cool candelabra graced the entry foyer next to the stairwell. 
EVENT #1: a wedding and reception at Union Station Hotel.
Cute tussie-mussie for the mothers to carry. I love the idea of a small bouquet instead of a corsage. A small bouquet won't get smushed from hugging others like a shoulder corsage, you don't have to worry about pins snagging your special dress, and you can set it down if you don't want it with you for a little bit.
Bridesmaid's bouquet. I love the choice of colors, so bright and cheery!
I really liked the small shepherd's hooks for the guest tables. 
Ok, I didn't do this arrangement, but I just had to show it. Joan Presley of Geny's did this one. It was 15 feet long! It covered the entire mantle of the fireplace at Union Station Hotel. She did an incredible job and I am so glad I got to work with her on these events. 
EVENT #2: Reception at a private home.
Joan started the bigger of the two arrangements, I finished it and did the smaller arrangement. It was such a cool set-up for the island in this couple's kitchen.
Cake flowers. The cupcake idea is so darn cute. 
This really cool candelabra graced the entry foyer next to the stairwell. 
Lovely Blue Hydrangeas
This bride chose lovely blue hydrangeas, ivory roses, and stephanotis for her bouquet. The bridesmaids carried a smaller version of her bouquet, and their dresses were the most wonderful shade of smoky blue that completely matched the hydrangeas!
The wedding and reception were at her parent's home. I decorated the pillars in the front with big floral swags of roses, delphinium and hydrangea.
These sweet vases of hydrangea and spray roses were on the tables under a tent for the reception.
Mother's Corsage was all stephanotis. It looked and smelled heavenly!
The fathers wore stephanotis as well. I neglected to take a picture of the grooms and groomsmen. The Groom wore an ivory rose with stephanotis, the groomsmen wore an ivory rose with greenery.
The wedding and reception were at her parent's home. I decorated the pillars in the front with big floral swags of roses, delphinium and hydrangea.
These sweet vases of hydrangea and spray roses were on the tables under a tent for the reception.
Mother's Corsage was all stephanotis. It looked and smelled heavenly!
The fathers wore stephanotis as well. I neglected to take a picture of the grooms and groomsmen. The Groom wore an ivory rose with stephanotis, the groomsmen wore an ivory rose with greenery.
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