The New Blush?
Blush has been the on trend color in wedding design for several years. This soft pink can easily be paired with many colors. Last year I felt a shift towards peach instead of blush but now I’m thinking that was just a small detour. Is mauve the new blush? Before you flashback to the 80s […]
Fall Wedding Featuring Cool Blues
When you ask someone to name fall colors, they will probably list the traditional warm tones of reds, oranges, and yellows. Think beyond that though and there is another palette we often see this time of year with cool blues, grays, and brown wood tones. This is the palette we used for Christine and Adam’s […]
What Did Flower Arrangements Look Like in 1908?
What did flower arrangements look like in 1908? If you are familiar with Dutch Master oil paintings, you may have an idea. Painters in this period often painted still lifes of lush, opulent flower arrangements. Roses and dahlias were popular, as were jewel tones mixed with light pastels. Arrangements were often loose, asymmetrical, in a […]
Blush and Burgundy Wedding, Revisited
Megan and Logan were married in May at St. Peter and Paul in Fort Branch with a reception at Cambridge Golf Club on the north side of Evansville. You can find the original post about their wedding here. Today though, I am excited to share some of the beautiful photos from the event from Shillawna […]
Greenery and Candlelight
Greenery, white, hints of blush, and candlelight are the new classic. Jayme and Tirey’s wedding had all of these features. Sophisticated, elegant, and timeless. Take a look. Loose and fragrant, featuring roses, stock, lisianthus, wax flower, and a mix of four types of greenery. These quicksand roses paired well with the champagne colored bridesmaid dresses. […]
A Blue and White Summer Wedding
Blue and white is a classic wedding palette and this design uses several classic wedding flowers. To be honest, I didn’t plan the design to look like this. I was going to use thistle as a blue accent. But, the thistle did not come in. That happens sometimes and I have to improvise. So, I […]
When an English Major Marries a Science Teacher
Personal touches make a wedding so special. This wedding was full of details unique to the bride and groom, bright colors, and it was so much fun! I usually start blog posts with the personal flowers (bouquets, boutonnieres, etc.). The personal flowers were wonderful but the reception was the most unique part of this wedding. […]
Blush and Burgundy Wedding
Megan and Logan were married this past Saturday with their reception at Cambridge Golf Club. Again, we were lucky to work with another sweet couple. This weekend’s palette was blush and burgundy. This color scheme is one we have worked with before but I have to admit that this combination was my favorite take on […]
Coral Beauty
Coral and navy are both trending in the wedding world and I love it. I find beauty in all weddings but I admit to having a fondness for bright colors. Coral is high on my list right now. If you feel the same way that I do, you are going to love Kim and Darron’s […]
We Never Repeat A Recipe
Some laugh when I talk about flower recipes. Having a recipe for pieces in an event is a very common industry practice. Something that is different about us versus some other designers is that we never repeat a recipe. When Kelsey asked for a peach and wine palette, I immediately thought of my go to […]
