Friday, March 25, 2011

This was one of my all time favorite weddings La Fleur has created up at Empire Lodge in Deer Valley. The bride choose a color scheme of peach, cream, green and brown. A little unconventional for a winter wedding. I just love how it turned out. For her ceremony we created a large Chuppah using linen covered pots, birch poles, & creamy sheer fabric. We adorned the structure with vines, fresh greens, hydrangea blooms, roses, & gerber daisies. So romantic!

Table centerpieces were birch containers filled with white hydrangea surrounded by clumps of fresh moss and pine cones. Very rustic yet elegant! One of my favorite touches was the escort card table. I notched out birch logs to hold escort cards and used the same birch arrangements between the logs. The birch look for weddings has become more and more popular. I have to say I was inspired by other designers and of course Martha Stewart.

I can't wait to see the professional images from this wedding. Please stay tuned!







Christmas in Sundance




I only took a few pics of the bridal bouquet and bridesmaid bouquet. I must get better about taking some photos of boutonnieres and corsages! I thought these bouquets were so simple and yet so beautiful for a cozy rustic winter wedding in Sundance. I used Tibet & Forever Young roses.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

A Week Of Arrangements....

Here are a few pictures of some arrangements we sent out last week. Don't forget to order Valentine flowers!!!




Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Fresh





I love the freshness of this color combo. We have the bright bold colors, but everything is lightened up by the addition of white. It's very clean and modern looking. We have used safflower, dahlias, roses, mini calla lilies, celosia, hydrangea, echinacea cones, scabiosa pods and rose hip. This wedding took place at a private residence up in Bountiful and it just happens to be the wedding of one of my best friends Kourtney!

Photos by Molly Jones Photography! Thanks Molly

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Wreath Class










This years Wreath Making Class was a huge success! I had 16 students that all made such unique and professional holiday wreaths. It's fun to see how each wreath turns out so differently yet all students had the exact same materials to work with. I supplied all fresh greenery and berries such as bay leaf, baby eucalyptus, eucalyptus bell pods, seeded eucalyptus, juniper, noble fir, princess pine, & pepper berries. The night was topped off with freshly baked Mrs. Fields cookies! I will be doing this class again next year so I hope everyone signs up again and I hope to see some new students as well. Cheers!

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Pretty in Pink


I love working on smaller intimate weddings. It's not stressful and I really enjoy getting creative! I only snapped a few photos of this beautiful bouquet. I wish I would have taken a picture of the cake it was divine! I also need to think of a way to get some images of boutonnieres and corsages. I never think to take pictures of those particular items myself. I have to say I really love how my boutonnieres turn out!