Vintage Wildflowers in Sundance

Here are some pics from a fun wedding down in Sundance. The bride and groom wanted a vintage wildflower feel. I used lots of mason jars and old antique bottles I found. I can't wait to see the professional pictures of the ceremony in front of Bridal Veil Falls!

I used tons of sunflowers, rosemary, gerbera daisies, iris, daisies, lavender, billy balls, & delphinium.

Stein Eriksen Lodge

I'm such a bad blogger. I'm only just getting pictures of this gorgeous wedding up now. Wait until you see the photographers images, stunning! This is the summer of the mountain wildflower weddings. It seems like all the brides have wanted sunflowers, lavender, fresh herbs, blue delphinium, etc. The look they want is a casual (yet elegant) wildflower inspired wedding. It's as if I went into the green mountains with my snips in hand and harvested all the flowers. Of course I put my own La Fleur touch to bouquets and arrangements so they look a little more composed. I loved how everything turned out. What do you think?

Pro Pics- Meredith

Thank you Michael Tallman!!!

Meredith- Red Pine Lodge

Holy wildflowers! Meredith was seriously such a gorgeous bride, I loved working with her on her mountain wedding. Ok, don't worry about it, I had to load all the flowers onto the moving gondola at the Canyons Resort to get up to Red Pine Lodge. I made it, but got a little worried when the gondola stalled while hundreds of feet in the air clutching onto to her magnificent bridal bouquet. Whew! Didn't get any of the ceremony site unfortunately but I've seen a sneak peek from the photographer and he got some great shots!

Flowers used: iris, peonies, veronica, rosemary, asiatic lilies, roses, lavender, calla lilies, dahlias, and celosia.

A few weeks ago La Fleur teamed up with Riehl Events to create lovely floral designs for a Indian wedding celebration. Thursday night was a traditional Mehndi ceremony. I decorated the Mandap with garland of bright yellow carnations accented with green hanging amaranthus. So sad that I forgot my camera, so no photos. It was gorgeous believe me!

Saturday was the traditional American ceremony followed by a huge party at Rice Eccles. We decorated all the long 30' tables with fresh greenery, blooming jasmine, spider mums, orchids, bowls of purple alstromeria and rose petals. It looked really amazing!

Here are a few photos....

Rachel

Rachel had her wedding up at Rose Sachs Gardens last week. I have never done an event up at the gardens before and I have to tell you, it was beautiful. It's just minutes up Parley's Canyon but you feel away from it all. The winds were picking up so we had a hard time lighting candles and Matt had to stand guard next to the ceremony arrangements so they didn't knock over. He disappeared right before the bridal party starting walking.... he is good, oh so good.



Bridal bouquet of eggplant & flame mini callas, dahlias, variegated pitt, milva roses, super green roses, & green hypericum. Stems were wrapped in plum colored ribbon.

Accents of cut lemon & limes were used throughout the floral design. This cake was so hard to decorate in the gusting wind but I managed to pull it all together!


Again the lemon & lime theme on the inside tables. Loved how bright and summery everything felt.

Liz's Grand Affair

Liz's wedding was so much fun to work on. Not only because she was a super cool bride but that she picked uncommon colors and themes. The color scheme was aqua and red....so fun! They also had a vintage tennis theme going on with so many creative details. Her ceremony took place outside in the Grand Salon Courtyard of The Grand America. It was a morning ceremony so the air was crisp & fresh. Not a cloud in the sky. So gorgeous. We did two different styles of centerpieces. One was in a aqua ribbon wrapped vase and the other were in tall silver glass squares. I used roses, dahlias, ranunculus, gerbera daisies, spray roses, & carnations all in shades of red. Other accents were hydrangea, red dogwood and seeded eucalyptus. Here are a few images.....