True Love Tuesday: Haley & Thomas - The Reception

Haley and Thomas' reception was held at the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs on September 22. Haley came to us wanting a Shabby Chic wedding using a mixture of Mason Jars, antique lace, and her collection of tea tins, kettles, and urns that she found in various flea markets. For flowers we stayed in the cream color palate using a mixture of Hydrangeas, Roses, Spider Mums, Stocks, Scabiosa Pods, and Dahlias. 

The combination of her Shabby Chic containers, and the cream color palate of her flowers made for a one-of-a-kind look in the gorgeous ballroom.

Enjoy!!!

True Love Tuesday: Jordan & Chance - June 30

Jordan and Chance were married on June 30th at Pratt Place Barn. Jordan came to us with a picture of her perfect bouquet (we'll cover inspirations in a later blog) with one request: change the white flowers. She knew she wanted something a little rustic but with a flair of elegance. So...we bring to you: Naturally Chic. 

Thanks to Meredith Melody for all of the fabulous detail shots. And we look forward to bringing you more about this wedding!!!

Enjoy!!

Purple Hydrangea, White Dahlias, Green Carnations, Scabiosa Pods, Bramble Vine, and Heuchera foliage all combine to create the bridal party's look. 

True Love Tuesday: Courtney & Dylan - June 9

Elegance. That was Courtney's idea for her big day. She wanted shades of red and pink and LOTS of roses. To ensure that the red and pink stood out, she decided to go with white and brown as a backdrop.

For her bouquet she wanted something that stood out, so to create something especially lush for her we chose a variety of roses in shades of pink and red and added a few tulips to provide some extra texture.

For the attendants, we created white bouquets out of Roses and Wax flowers with Scabiosa  Pods for an added texture.

The corsages and boutonnieres were all about texture. The corsages were white Spray roses with Wax Flowers wrapped in a brown satin ribbon. The boutonnieres were Scabiosa Pods, Curly Willow, and Ruscus leaves wrapped with a bronze wire.

Each mother had a different corsage made from the same roses as the bride carried. 

Isn't her bouquet stunning. The different textures of each variety of rose really makes the bouquet special. (Piano Roses, Hearts Roses, Tulips, and David Austen Roses)

The centerpiece we created for her head table with matching roses from her bouquet. 

Thanks to Details Weddings & Events for this great picture of the centerpiece we created using all of her roses.