Annie came to me with a bold colour scheme of red, deep purple, lime green and blue for her wedding. She loved a piece from both our modern styles (centerpiece) and natural styles (birch bark handle) at a bridal show last year. We found a way to use both pieces and have them work in perfect harmony.
For Annie's bridal bouquet I used red freedom roses, moonvista carnations, purple lisianthus, green hypericum berries, sea holly and bupleurum. The bouquet was finished with a wrapping of birch bark on the handle.
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For her bridesmaids we opted for red roses, red gerbera daisies, green hypericum, moonvista carnations, sea holly, bupleurum and salal greens.
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I had alot of fun doing the flower girls "fairy wand". This was a first for me, but I think it is a great idea for young flower girls that will probably destroy a pomander ball before it makes it down the aisle.
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Flower Girl Fairy wand and toss bouquet
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I have a huge love for this amazing carnation (moonvista) that was used in the centerpieces and bouquets at Annie and Patricks wedding. I am a firm believer that if used the proper way, a carnation can be as lovely as any dahlia or calla.............it's all about presentation.
A massing of moonvista carnations with bells of ireland and looped curly willow accent. Red ribbon adds the final punch of colour and ties it into the wedding bouquets.
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The final element were the 2 large ceremony arrangements placed upon tall ornamental vases. Crystals hung from the curly willow above a massing of red, blue, purple and green blooms. These were later transfered to the hall to serve a dual purpose.