Lavender Callas and Lavender Hydrangea

Lavender and purple was the color choice for this bride's wedding so we incorporated stock, hydrangea, callas, orchids, roses, spray roses, and a fresh mixture of greens.

Persian Wedding

Vibrant colors with a modern bridal bouquet

Fresh Color Combination

Soft yellows pair well with shades of blue in Musket Ridge, Myersville.

Scarlet Bouquet

Rich Tones

Rich tones of plum and red were paired with elements such as kale, roses, artichokes, dendrobium and mokara orchids in the centrepieces. A considerable amount of thought went into the color of the chairs, water glasses, tablecloths, and even the color of the candlesticks for the tall floral displays.

Sultry Nights

We used similar tropical elements in two different styles for centrepieces. This added splashes of color to the tent without breaking the couples budget. The warm June night added to the tropical flavor and was the perfect send off for the couples honeymoon trip to Hawaii.

National Symphony Orchestra Picnic

This was a simple yet fun set up for the National Symphony Orchestra's picnic. Yellow and white gerber daisier in willow baskets stood up against the traditional red and blue gingham tablecloths. Other than the beautiful day and some barbecue, what else could use ask for?

Lavender and White

The composition of this ceremony arrangement included two different varieties of Hawaiian Dendrobium Orchids, Hybrid Lilies, Calla Lilies, two different varieties of lavender roses, and a mixture of greens.

Non traditional flower girl basket

Instead of a regular satin flower girl basket, we cradled an arrangement inside a base embellished with galax leaves. The pearl handle completed the look.

Peach Callas

Not one single rose was used for this wedding. The centerpieces were Art Deco inspired and sat in the middle of three arm candelabras.

Large Ceremony Arrangements

There's a lot of versatility with these arrangements because they can be relocated elsewhere after the ceremony for more use during the reception. They can also be brought inside if the weather doesn't cooperate for the outdoor ceremony. Attaching flowers to a structure like an arbor doesn't lend itself to the same versatility.

Bling

Orbs of Black Magic Roses resting on top of a glass cylinder vases with with strands of crystals dangling in various lengths were the centerpieces for this modern bride.

Silver and White

Before and After

I think that if your going to have 200 chairs in a room, what the chairs look like are going to make the biggest difference in the overall appearance of the event. The spandex chair covers that we used are a nice alternative to the common, baggy chairs with a sash.

Alternating tall and low arrangements also adds more visual interest.

Foundation for Different Looks

The classic look of the centerpiece (above) can be used as the foundation for an assortment of different looks. We created a Hoiday inspired pew clip with the addition of cedar, a few magnolia leaves, and a rich merlot ribbon.

Comus Inn

The arrangements for this harvest wedding and reception incorporated everything that Fall has to offer including crab apples, peppers, and wheat bundles.

Comus Inn Exterior Decor

Fresh floral swags with a harvest feel made the first impression on the guests. The composition was made up of protea, wheat, rosemary, roses, lilies, and amaranthus.

Lamp Centerpiece

The large trumpet vases had a spandex lampshades that down lit the roses inside the container.
The centerpieces were used on sponsor tables for a large charity event which had a Cirque theme.

Stretching the Centerpiece to Fit the Budget

Sometimes you can stretch the materials in the centerpiece to make it appear larger. It's also a way to maximize the look within a budget. Yes, it's celery inside the container.

Foyer Arrangement