Royalty Pecan Farm- Peach and Cream

This was our very first wedding out at Royalty Pecan Farm, and we had a blast. The bride chose two large alter arrangements and we used grapevine to really create a cohesive look. The bouquets had that "hand-picked" quality about them, and we loved the satin wrap around them with with the feminine bow. For the tables, the two arrangements in simple cylinder vases accentuated well the lanterns and candles. (And in case you were wondering, these amazing orange-y pink roses are called Free Spirit. They really do add a great pop of color here and work so well with the peaches and creams.)

Here are some more pictures that are amazing from Loft Photographie and here is a link to their website: http://loftphotographie.com/blog

Olde Dobbin- Hannah and Evan Part 2

Okay, so we had so much fun with this one, we just had to give you all a second post. Actually, these are our own (a.k.a. NOT professional) photographs that we shot while setting up the floral arrangements at Hannah and Evan's red and white wedding at Olde Dobbin Station. Enjoy this bonus post!

Okay, so as wedding florists, we sort of love ALL the weddings we do. EVERY SINGLE wedding has something unique about it, and it really never gets boring. And even after years of doing this, we still get to do some REALLY fun arrangements, like this milk bottle arrangement. The bride brought us these vintage milk jars, like the glass kind the milk man used to leave on your grandmother's porch full, and pick up empty, in a big metal wire basket. And we got the privilege of making the whole thing into an arrangement! Thank you Hannah, for entrusting us with such a fun piece!

Royalty Pecan Farms- Sunflowers

This was our second wedding out at Royalty Pecan Farms. This is a beautiful venue and the ceremony overlooks acres of pecan trees. We especially love working with this particular gazebo, because it really lends itself to these large, fun, arrangements which we can make on site to really fit the space perfectly. On the tables, we used stumps and moss along with various sizes and types of candles to give it a country chic feel.

These last three pictures were from Arlina Rose Photography!