Wedding at the DAR in Washington DC

Arrangements at the base of the candelabras with coordinating centerpieces in classic silver urns.

Salina at Antrim 1844

Thank you to The Artful Wedding for allowing us to use the images from Salina's wedding. The photos they took of our work are stunning.

Salina wanted a garden, romantic bouquet with the softest touches of pale pink and we delivered.

The ceremony was to be outside in the garden but since the weather didn't cooperate, it was relocated inside but I think the setting was still pretty spectacular. Nobody wants to think about rain on a bride's wedding day but the reality is that you need to have a plan B just in case. Even when the weather is perfect, arrangements that can be relocated and re purposed are pieces that should be considered when thinking about value for the money.

Fun Little Piece for a good cause

The event was the Parkinson Foundation of the National Capital Area fundraiser.
The theme was Hidden Gems of DC and we did a literal take on it. At the base, we had a plate glass container with coal and glass diamonds lit from underneath. The floral display was atop a glass black trumpet vase and the materials included orchids, peonies, spray roses, stock, and hydrangea in jewel tones.

Mothers Day 2011

Happy Mothers Day to my Mom, Sheila, who is standing next to a display we did for Hollow Creek's Mothers Day Brunch.
The collection of elements contained pink hydrangea from New Zealand, yellow freesia, appleblossom stock, a bouquet of yellow carnations and a bouquet of esperence roses, both tied off with ribbons and bows.
Thank you Mom for all your love and support. I couldn't do it without you.

Bejeweled Bouquet

Thank you to Photography by Alexander for taking this photo of a bouquet we showcased at a recent bridal show. For further information about his work go to www.photographybyalexander.com