Allison chose blue hydrangea as her main floral decor. I love the simplicity of what we came up with! The bride carried a bouquet of blue hydrangea, white roses, white dahlias, arabicum, & green cymbidium orchids.
The bridesmaids wore chocolate brown dresses & carried simple clusters of blue hydrangea.
We made pew cones out of chocolate brown fabric, filled them with blooms of hydrangea, & hung from the pews at the church.
We designed three centerpiece styles for the reception. The first was a large cylinder vase filled with hydrangea blooms submerged under water & topped with full displays of hydrangea & folded aspidistra leaves.
Other tables displayed a new twist on the ever-popular cylinder trio. Instead of putting the hydrangea in the vase under water, we surrounded the vases with a bed of hydrangea.
I also had the honor of doing centerpieces for the bridesmaid luncheon on Friday! We created long & low displays of hydrangea, roses, arabicum, & folded leaves.
The bridesmaid luncheon was held at Webster House in Kansas City, MO. The wedding was held at Village Presbyterian in Prairie Village, KS. The reception was held at Carriage Club in Kansas City, MO.
We made pew cones out of chocolate brown fabric, filled them with blooms of hydrangea, & hung from the pews at the church.
We designed three centerpiece styles for the reception. The first was a large cylinder vase filled with hydrangea blooms submerged under water & topped with full displays of hydrangea & folded aspidistra leaves.
Other tables displayed a new twist on the ever-popular cylinder trio. Instead of putting the hydrangea in the vase under water, we surrounded the vases with a bed of hydrangea.
I also had the honor of doing centerpieces for the bridesmaid luncheon on Friday! We created long & low displays of hydrangea, roses, arabicum, & folded leaves.
The bridesmaid luncheon was held at Webster House in Kansas City, MO. The wedding was held at Village Presbyterian in Prairie Village, KS. The reception was held at Carriage Club in Kansas City, MO.
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