Orchids are often seen as a luxurious and classic bloom to use in weddings, but the flower can also fit in well with more modern-styled nuptials – not just traditional or glamorous. There are thousands upon thousands of species of the bloom, so there are plenty of colors and styles to choose from in order to make sure it fits your vis... More »
When many brides envision their wedding-day flowers, the main favorites tend to come to mind: roses, ranunculus blossoms, hydrangea blooms, and most likely, peonies. Beloved by brides desiring weddings of all types – from classic to boho to alternative, the peony is a beautiful blossom that features romantic, lush petals in a var... More »
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What to Keep in Mind When Choosing Your Wedding Flowers
Photo by Laurie Bailey Photography; Planning & Design by Tessa Lyn Events; Venue: Casa Del Mar Flowers are arguably the most important part of your wedding décor. Centerpieces add beauty to the reception tables and bouquets complete your bridal ensemble. Though just about anyone reading up on wedding planning has learned to f... More »
The inclusion of natural elements in wedding décor has been a popular notion for many years. Brides have carried bouquets of fragrant blooms down the aisle, reception tables have seen a number of creative centerpieces featuring stunning flowers, and some sprigs have even been worn by the couple of honor in the forms of boutonnieres and flor... More »
There are certain phrases those who have started the wedding planning process are bound to hear over and over again. Technical terms such as “DOC” – or “day-of coordinator – and fashion phrases such as “hemline” and “appliqués” will surely come up as you design your big day. When going a... More »
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Summer Wedding Bouquet Inspiration
Even though the season will be wrapping up soon, there are still some summer brides and grooms getting ready to exchange vows. With the warm weather and the breaks from work and school, couples often see this time of the year as an extension of the typical spring “wedding season.” For those who enjoy the heat, the longer days, and th... More »
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How to Preserve and Display Your Bridal Bouquet
If you think your photos and wedding video are the only aspects of your nuptials you’ll have after the big day, think again. Some people may consider it a little old fashion, but preserving your bridal bouquet is a great way to have another keepsake from your celebration, and depending on the method you use, it can be a chic piece of ... More »
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3 Reasons White Wedding Flowers are a Great Choice
Photo by Bob & Dawn Davis Photography While we love the look of vibrant and colorful bouquets, there’s still nothing quite like the elegance of an all-white arrangement of blossoms. An alabaster color scheme is certainly considered one of the more classic palettes for brides, but it is also embraced in weddings of all styles: mod... More »
It’s the middle of what is traditionally known as “wedding season,” and as such, we’re getting to see a high volume of gorgeous spring celebrations from all over the country. Soft pastels and alfresco nuptials are abound – who doesn’t adore a sentimental vow exchange out on the lawn? – and love is c... More »
You don’t need a garden- or desert-themed wedding to incorporate succulents into your décor. These plants have become increasingly popular as ornaments for office desks, windowpanes, and of course, your wedding. Succulents come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Some come in floral shapes and mimic other blossoms, whereas othe... More »
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