A very popular color palette for weddings this year focuses on pastels for the bulk of the design with pops of bright colors throughout the flowers. This mid-summer wedding featured lavender, light pink, & peach with pops of dark purple & fuchsia. Shades of pale roses and sherbert ranunculus were the focal flowers, while stock, spray roses, and eucalyptus were …
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A Wedding Trend We Love- Grounded Floral Arches
A fun trend we get to incorporate into our designs is the grounded floral arch for ceremonies. This multi-piece floral installation can be used at outdoor or indoor sites & can be tailored to be more rustic or more formal, & every style in between! This example was for an outdoor ceremony at Silver Oaks Chateau. The clients wanted their wedding …
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White & Ivory Palette for a Fall Wedding
Lexi and Edward had the most beautiful November wedding day at The Venue at Wildflower Ridge. The Sisters Floral Design team used mondials, wax flower, ranunculus, anemones, silver dollar eucalyptus to create Lexi’s dream wedding scape. After an outdoor ceremony, ivory and white blooms welcomed guests indoors for cocktail hour, followed with a candle-lit reception. The attention to detail at …
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Summer Zoo Wedding
Animal guests were included for this summer wedding! Alexandra and Emma exchanged vows at one of the happiest places St. Louis has to offer – the Zoo! The team emulated the zoo’s varying habitats with some exotic floral varieties. While the bouquets had white and ivory blooms incorporated, the show stoppers were the varying green leaf stems. Boston ferns, Robellini …
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Autumn Forest Park Wedding
We can’t help but be captivated by this Autumn Forest Park wedding! The classic and charming bridal bouquet of ivory garden roses and lush greenery paired perfectly with the bride’s sleek wedding gown. Guests enjoyed a serene reception in St. Louis’s iconic Art Museum with candlelit tables and tall trumpet vases overflowing with garden roses, larkspur, white stock, mums, and …
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Rich Fall Colors for an Outdoor October Wedding
Wow! The Sisters Design Team created a saturated and rich floral palette for this October wedding. The bride and groom said “I do.” under a rustic arbor adorned with hanging Amaranthus, Amsterdams, dark red roses, thistle, peach stock, scabiosa, agonis, blue delphinium, hydrangea and burgundy cremone. The ceremonial floral scape flowed harmoniously with the reception’s wooded landscape. At Lost Hills …
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2024 Art in Bloom- People’s Choice Award Winner
Sisters was thrilled to be selected this year to participate in the Art in Bloom exhibit at the St. Louis Art Museum. Floral Designers are chosen from dozens of applications and assigned an art piece to represent with flowers. We were given “Carnival Mask, Green, Violet, and Pink” by Max Beckmann. We studied the painting and the artist at length before …
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Furry Wedding Guests–Llamas at Maison du Lac
When our clients say they are having their furry friends come to the wedding, we always enjoy making them flower collars for the big day. Llama wedding guests were new to us, but we love the way the flowers and pictures turned out! The llamas (& human wedding guests) enjoyed the rust, burgundy, & peach hues of the bouquets & arbor flowers. …
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Fun with Flowers and the Vault at the Noble
Some venues have such unique places for flowers. We had a blast designing this piece for the vault at the Noble! We incorporated the fall tones of the wedding with roses, snapdragons, disbuds, delphinium & autumn greenery. The vault flower piece was used as a backdrop for formal pictures (some a little silly), as well as a focal point during the reception. Guests were …
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Vibrant Summer Wedding in the Park
All things bright and summery for this wedding! Overlooking St. Louis’s iconic city park, Forest Park Golf Course was an idyllic venue for bringing the vibrant colors of summer indoors. Bouquets of peonies, anemones, hot pink stock and wax flower, orange ranunculus, purple and butter lisianthus, blue delphiniums, feverfews, and craspedia balls filled the room and carefully curated low arrangements …