My first couple came all the way from Australia for their nuptials at the Doubletree in Niagara Falls. I absolutley loved the planning process with this family. Emily (originally from Welland) had adopted the Australia accent and her English mother completed the lovely sound to the conversation. (I am a sucker for accents).
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| The new Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Emily's bouquet consisted of Picasso Calla lilies, purple and 'Black beauty' dendrobium orchids, white tulips and white hydrangea |
Emily loved the look of "purple" (again more of a pink) dendrobium orchids. So we submerged them for her centerpieces, massed them for her cake topper and allowed them to be the accent in her bouquets. The black and white with silver accents of her reception played the perfect backdrop to the "purple" orchids.
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Ceremony Decor of dendrobium orchids and submerged rose petals |
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| Submerged orchid centerpieces |
Jen and Dan were my second couple of the day. Jen decided to have her bouquet walked up the aisle stem by stem by her neices and nephews. Her and Dan's mother assembled the bouquet which was later handed to the bride. I had never heard of this but thought it was a very cute idea. I suggested using hydrangea as it provides the perfect framework to hold other flowers. Jen chose purple tulips and green hypericum berries to finish the bouquet off.
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| Ceremony Arrangements |
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| Centerpiece of tuliups (with bulbs) and curly willow |
Congrats Jen and Dan!
Ohhh!! Lovely! I like imagining how all of the arrangements would have looked together. I think my favorite are the ceremony arrangements!
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