Another amazing creation by Rebekah Foster! My friend was hosting a 60th birthday party for her dad who loves his electric guitar! This is all cake! The handle was chocolate & the rest was white! So realistic, no one believed it was really a cake until we cut into it!
The only rule on this wedding reception was to use callas & candles in low presentations. Some are traditional while others were hit with that "Bella Funk!"
What a day for a wedding! I couldn't take my normal bouquet shots, thanks to the weather...so I copied these off of the photographer's blog! Thanks Rebecca Peters!
The wedding was shades of purple from lavender to eggplant. Flower selection included roses, sweet pea, lisianthus, dusty miller, & grape hyacinth to name a few.
A lot of bang for the buck! If you are concerned about having one small centerpiece in the center of a 60" round, this is an excellent alternative. You can choose from several different flower varieties to help adjust cost. The bride provides her own candles, so the cost of this with vase rental, ribbon, flowers, & votives can start at $45 per table!
Simple rose bowl jazzed up with a boa of pale pink feathers! Starting at $35.
Simple hydrangea dressed up with coordinating ribbons on varying size cube vases. Starting at $35.
Fun, funky, unique bridal bouquet. Not a bargain bouquet, but just wanted to show how to do something out of the ordinary, but still be "bridal." I used roses, spider gerber daisies, orchids, fern curls, dianthus, lysmachia, etc. The stems were wrapped in a dark brown twine.
This is a budget friendly alternative. Bouquet composed of all white hydrangea. Very beautiful, simple, & elegant! This bridal bouquet would only be $50! I encourage any bride who is on a tight budget & looking to have gorgeous bridal party flowers, church decorations, & centerpieces to look at doing an all hydrangea wedding!
Bridal bouquet designed in layered fashion. Hot pink gerber daisies surrounded by ring of delphinium, spider mums, roses, & hypericum. 
Bridesmaids each carried a different color to coordinate with their shoes! Thought that was a very cute idea!
We did three different centerpiece styles. The first was my new twist on the cylinder trios with floating candles. Instead of putting the flowers under water, we surrounded the base of the vases with a wreath of colorful blooms.
Second, the ever popular curly willow "tree" with gerber daisies attached to the branches. The vase was uplit from the base with disc lights. I should trademark this thing!
Third, cube vases filled with sliced limes & bright orange gerber daisies.
The head table was lined with cute little cubes of assorted bright flowers. The girls were also going to place their bouquets down the center of the table after the ceremony.
I thought the cakes were super cute! I left the baker's card in my toolbox, so I will have to come back & update with their info at a later time. I am just happy to have something to blog about right now! Really slow time for me!
