True Love Tuesday: Tara and Ryan

Today's "True Love Tuesday" is all about the bride. Tara had so many beautiful bridal's with her bouquet that we couldn't choose just one. Thanks to Bettencourt Chase for the beautiful pictures.

Enjoy!!

True Love Tuesday: Sarro-Gage Wedding

Image via Photo Love. 

Happy Tuesday!! This was a gorgeous wedding from last fall that we still find ourselves smiling about.

Enjoy!

Image via Photo Love.

Image via Photo Love.

Image via Photo Love.

Image via Photo Love.

Image via Photo Love.

True Love Tuesday: Gardenia Love

What better way to start off February than with a blog about one of our True Love bride's?!

This bride came to us with two requests: white and gardenia's. Wow. Gardenias are not the most common choice of flower for bride's today which made her request even more special to us. (We love when we get requests for uncommon flowers.) Once we were finished with her wedding design we loved it even more, and wow-our shopped smelled extra great even after we had delivered!

Enjoy all of our lovely details from that day!!

A "manly" take on a boutonniere that is made from gardenias. 

A pomander, or "kissing ball", made from fresh carnations for the flower girl. 

A beautiful posy for mom that matched the brides bouquet.

This bouquet will definitely be going into our favorites.
Hydrangea and gardenias were all that were used to create her look.

This special touch made us all tear up a bit. She carried all of her favorite people with her on her big day. 

True Love Tuesday: Kayla & Will

Kayla wanted a sweet but beautiful bouquet for her wedding. Does this bouquet not make you want to just go out and sit in your grandmother's garden?! Which is perfect since Kayla had a beautiful garden wedding.

Thanks to Kathryn McGill Photography for the lovely detail shots!

Enjoy!!

Her bouquet consisted of Carnations, Wax flowers, Aster, Alstroemeria Lilies, Cushion Mums, and Stock.

We couldn't leave out the sweet little corsages and boutonnieres or the fabulous headpiece we created for the bride, groom and their families with coordinating blooms. 

Thanks to Kathryn McGill Photography for this detail shot! 

If you want to see more from this delightful little wedding be sure to check out The Wedding Post.