Orchid Corsages

Wrist corsages are very common for those attending your wedding who you would like to thank that day. Mom, grandma, and your personal attendant just to name a few. These wrist corsages are all made with orchids, a wonderful choice for a summer wedding. One, because they hold up to the heat extremely well and two, they come in a wide range of colors and varieties. These corsages I created on design wire give a more modern look and will contour to all wrist sizes. Designing each corsage unique to the wearer is showing attention to the smallest detail and in the end producing beautiful floral jewelry.

"Into the Light"

Digital collage art, something new for me! I love to play with textures, layers and abstraction, so this is a lot of fun. There will be much more to come.

Classic Bridal Bouquet

Red roses and white mini calla lilies set the tone for this simply classic wedding floral combination. "Black Magic" roses are a deeper, darker red rose they contrast so beautifully against the pure white mini calla. The gem rhinestones add just the right touch of glamour and give the stem wrap sparkle. Classy and elegant, stunning for that picture perfect moment.

Tablescape Floral Arrangments

Not only are these colors inspiring but the simple use of mono-botanical arrangements are classy and fresh. Orchids are one of my favorite flowers so seeing these more exotic blooms is pure joy. Tablescape arrangements can be achieved in many ways, using multiple different vessels of flowers or adding unique elements carried throughout your wedding theme.

Button Mum Pomander

Pomanders are contemporary, geometric, unique and so much fun. A few of the great things about these flower spheres is that they can be made out of many different types of flowers or materials and come in numerous size options. Adorable for a little flower girl to carry or a cluster of many made from fabric to really give a different feel to your decor. Extra bonus, after the ceremony bring them to the reception and you can use them twice but in different ways. Money savers are always a plus!

Personalized Attendants Bouquets

These three bridesmaids all wore dark navy dresses, but picked their own style of dress. In keeping with this personalized theme all the girls carried their own signature bouquet. Individual touches can be seen in the different stem wrap details, unique flower combinations and overall bouquet design. These little details can really make your bridesmaids feel so special.

Bold Blooms

For the bride wanting to carry rich colors this bouquet is the right match. The 'Hocus Pocus' roses are not your typical rose with the unique striping they really play with texture. Delicate texture can also be seen in the wine colored dahlia's and succulents. This variety of rose is a sweet heart rose, so they are smaller in size. Making them perfect for your boutonnieres and corsages!

Succulent Bridal Bouquet

What fun, incorporating garden succulents to your bridal bouquet like this large echeveria! These succulent sun lovers are perfect for a hot summer wedding and with this particular color palette could be a very unique fall bouquet too. When designing I incorporated this succulent so it could be planted after the big day. Currently it is still growing over a year after the wedding! Garden succulents like the seedum foliage creating a collar around the bouquet were picked from the couples garden, giving a very personal touch.

Fabric Flowers

Not only did these fabric flowers give the attendants that extra something special for their dresses they also became a cute keepsake for after the wedding. As a pin on accessory it makes it easy to put them on anything from your purse to a jacket. These flowers were also made from the extra fabric from all the attendants dresses after alterations, so they were a perfect match and a money saver.

Bright Birthday Inspiration!

How fun is this, so inspired by the rainbow of color and the playful use of paper. Really feel like the unique elements of this party could be incorporated into many different themes and types of celebrations. Let the games begin!

The Perfect Match

Attendants wore David's Bridal dresses in clover while caring there own signature color of spring in the flowers. With five attendants each representing a different color the end result was a spring mix of colorful delight. Instead of a traditional stem wrap on the bouquets we went with a fabric wrap that complimented the monochromatic color pallet, very soft and feminine. Each of the bouquets also matched the groomsmen boutonnieres with the same fabric accent on a much smaller scale. Too cute!

Boutonnieres

Just a touch of color. These boutonnieres add just the right amount of texture and color to compliment all the other flowers in the bouquets and other corsages.

Corsages With a Twist

The silver wire details really connect with the theme of this wedding, fun and elegant. When adding other elements to your wedding flowers you can really highlight the personality and interests of both the bride and groom. These photos show good examples of both wrist and pin on corsages.

Every Detail Counts

Whimsical wire detail on the bouquet wrap and included within the flowers themselves really make a statement and adds another element of fun and texture. White pearl pins seen in the ornate stem wrap details and placed in the centers of certain flowers really compliments the brides jewelry she will be wearing on her special day.

A Spring Bouquet

A beautiful example of what a mix of many different spring flowers can look like if you choose to have a full and textural bouquet. Added bonus this bouquet is full of fragrance thanks to the freesia!