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2.9.12

.romance.

I was so excited to receive these pictures in my inbox from the amazing wedding I referenced in an earlier post. The bride, Natalie, had a vision and it was sublime.
She rented farm tables and mismatched chairs and china from Maggpie Vintage Rentals and
made an amazing ribbon backdrop for the outdoor, woodsy ceremony.
She wanted her flowers to be natural, muted, organic and vintage looking.
I was more than happy to oblige and the results were stunning.

 Natalie asked me to make flower garlands for her hair and for her two maids of honor.

 

I love the way they complimented the hairstyles.





The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Natalie's flowers.

 Definitely a unique wedding. Love it!

Such a gorgeous reception.

Natalie's bouquet of David Austin garden roses, black cosmos, lavender daisies, peach stock
seeded eucalyptus, fresh lavender, orange gomphrenia and white lisianthus.




Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Toops!
It was pure delight to put these flowers together for your special day.

photography by

14.3.11

.autumn glory.

The flowers for this wedding this past fall were perfect for the season.
Reds, oranges and golden yellow.


The bride carried red and circus roses and some white peonies.

The groomsmen wore orange mini calla lilies.

And the bridesmaids carried a combination of orange callas.

The bride was so thrilled that we were able to get peonies
(which are normally not in season that time of year).
I love it when things work out perfectly like that.

{photos by I'm Kristen Photography}

11.11.10

.bright.

I had so much fun making the bouquets for this wedding this past summer.
They were very simple but beautiful.

The bridesmaids carried gerbera daisies in pink, red, yellow and orange.
They were a stunning contrast with their black dresses.
The beautiful bride's bouquet was a combination of white roses and white gerberas.

The groomsmen had boutonnieres of different colored mini gerberas.

The flower girl had a wreath of ferns and mini gerberas for her hair.

It was all so bright and cheerful and proves that wedding flowers don't have to be complicated to be beautiful!