Fleurtacious Designs

Danaea & Mike at Hall of Springs

Kris Ann — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 12:24:27 +0000

Usually when couples decide to get married in the winter time they envision a beautiful snowfall setting. However, this season has been seriously slacking on the snow part! Danaea and Mike got really lucky in January and their pictures show it.

The bride carried amaryllis, tulips & mini callas and of her six attendants each carried one type of flower form her bouquet. I love the bling we added to the girls ribbon!

Ceremony in the round was very personal and intimate, the grooms father was the one that married them! We used some of the centerpieces to decorate the perimeter of the ceremony where guests would be entering. We loved the monochromatic-mono botanical arrangements that we did for the ceremony. We chose what flowers lended themselves to the fullest arrangements possible… amaryllis, tulips and hydrangea were what worked best!

The ceremony and reception were both at the Hall of Springs

The happy couple!

Definitely had the wow factor

A beautiful winter wedding

Pictures by Joe Elario Photography

Amanda & John’s New Years Eve Wedding

Kris Ann — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 12:00:14 +0000

Amanda and John got married at the Crooked Lake House on New Years Eve and are very dear friends to me & my husband. It was not only a pleasure to do the flowers for their wedding but we were also in the bridal party!

Amanda helped set up a few weddings when we have needed an extra had so when it came time to choose what she wanted, she actually left it in my hands and knew very few details… YES!… she didn’t know what she was getting until it was delivered that day! All we talked about was to keep it traditional with some winter elements and not to forget that John is an avid outdoorsmen and to pull in some rustic items!

So I chose an all white color pallet of hydrangea, roses, mini callas, ranunculus, along with silver brunia, fiddleheads, ferns and some feathers!! The girls matched the brides but we saved the mini callas just for her and added some petite pinecones to ours.

For the reception we (I) chose to incorporate three different styled centerpieces, one being the silver trumpet urn below filled with a textured arrangement of white blooms and winter greenery. As well as the addition of some branches, pinecones and pheasant feathers! Other tables had a low mix, and the rest had a mixture of candles accented with moss & pinecones.

We had a great time celebrating your wedding with you and every New Year we will think of you!

Pictures by Tiffany Wayne Photography

Chris and Lauren’s Outdoor Reception

Kris Ann — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:00:44 +0000

If you know lauren she screams personality! So her flowers had to match! Yellow gerbs, green hydrangea, hot pink roses, green trick and camomile completed the girls bouquets. We did the same for the bride but added a little something blue hydrangea! Talk about bursts of color. Lauren and Chris had an outdoor, laid back reception and the flowers went with their vision perfectly. We also spiced up the tent with some bright decorations.

Pictures by: Joe Elario Photography

Brianna and Adam’s Saratoga National Wedding

Kris Ann — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:13:29 +0000

If you love the colors orange and blue, then you’ll LOVE this October wedding! The theme really brightened up this fall day. It’s always important to pay attention to detail, and you can see by the ranunculus boutonnieres to the ceremony space that everything flowed together.

The bouquets were made up of mokara orchids, roses, ranunculus, dahlias, bachelor buttons & hydrangea. The couple had a very creative chuppah & chair treatments. The theme was carried inside with the centerpieces!

Pictures by: Joe Elario Photography