Mexican Flavors!

My friend Kathryn got married at the end of June and I was so honored to create the flowers for her big day. This was a ever changing process but finally everything came together and the results are stunning! Kathryn and her husband had traveled to Mexico during their engagement and fell in love with the culture, colors and food. They really wanted to incorporate their love for Mexico within their wedding design. Lauren from Saucy & Kitch did such an amazing job with the planning and coordinating. I haven't seen the professional images yet...I'm dying to see those!

The ceremony was held at the 15th Street Gallery. What a lovely white clean space. We kept personal flowers in shades of yellow, gray, and greens. Lots of succulents.....my favorite! I also used billy balls, scabiosa pods, ranunculus, dahlias, and mini calla lilies.

The reception site was transformed into a funky Mexican paradise. I loved all the details!

The gorgeous bridal bouquet!

Bridesmaid Bouquets.

Tables had clusters of vases with various blooms.

Flower Girl kissing ball.


The bright color combination of this wedding was stunning! Held at a farmhouse in Bountiful it was a beautiful setting.

Park City Mountain Resort

Britney's wedding up in a meadow above Park City was so beautiful. We had to ride the lift up to set up, so we limited the ceremony flowers to small bunches tied onto the chairs going down the aisle. After set up, I grabbed my tool bag and jumped onto the Alpine Slide and zoomed down to set up the reception flowers. What a way to exit.

The color scheme was dark eggplant, purple, white and chartreuse green. A lovely color combo for summer months. The bride wanted a floating flower centerpiece and I really like how they turned out. Simple, but just a little bit different than the norm. We used mini calla lilies, orchids, gerber daisies, hydrangea, hypericum berry, and roses.

Loved this wedding. I think I say that every blog post! The beautiful ceremony was held in a Hindu Temple out in South Jordan. What a peaceful place. I don't think I've ever been so relaxed setting up a wedding ceremony. The scent of incense, the chanting of the faithful, it was all so wonderful. To bad it was really hot and I had sweat pouring down my forehead. I made a lush garland of carnations and marigolds to drape over the Mandap.

The reception was held up at Log Haven. The bride wanted a tropical feel to her flowers with lots of bright colors. I used protea, kangaroo paw, birds of paradise, snake grass, bear grass, gerber daisies, lilies, ti leaves, and curly willow branches. All the centerpieces were a little different which makes things a bit more interesting.

Holly

Love this bright color scheme! Orange, white, blue and pink. We used hydrangea, tulips, peonies, roses, calla lilies, hypericum berry, and orchids.

bouquet

Just a fun bouquet for a bridal sitting.

Vintage/Retro

Love this eclectic vintage style look. We used old jars, milk glass and other various vases. The look was to be a bit retro/vintage with a garden like feel. I think we did a good job capturing the brides vision. We used delphinium, queen anne's lace, poppy pods, roses, hydrangea, kermit mums, freesia, and dahlias.