This sweet ceremony was held in Brentwood at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. We enjoyed doing this wedding right in our own neighborhood! The bride & groom loved the traditional look of white & ivory flowers to compliment their breathtaking church. We used cream roses & ranunculus accented with white veronica for a fun texture. The altar was adorned with two …
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Specialty Roses Steal the Show
This wedding featured many types of specialty roses for a soft, romantic look. The bridal bouquet was composed of Quicksand roses, toffee roses, & butter roses. All were complimented by white ranunculus. Varying types of eucalyptus gave a dreamy finish to the bouquet. These same elements were used in the ceremony decor & the reception flowers; both held at Pine Hollow Farms. This …
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Outdoor Wedding at Lafayette Park
This Lafayette Park wedding was garden gorgeous! The outdoor ceremony was graced with perfect spring weather. The Sisters Design Team splashed the aisle with floral color & provided flower pieces to flank the brides. Bi-color roses, ranunculus, anemones, delphinium, freesia, waxflower, craspedia, & solidago made the perfect flower recipe. What fun we had adding color & texture for these lovely nuptials! …
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Wedding at St Joseph’s in Clayton & Forest Park Golf Club
Both venues for this wedding are two iconic St. Louis locations! The ceremony was held at St. Joseph’s Church in Clayton. This church is simply stunning & the bride & groom chose to use minimal decor & let the sanctuary shine on its own. The reception was held at the Forest Park Golf Club & all the colors of the bridal …
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Cool Colors — A Perfect Wedding Palette
A cool color palette can include many shades. This wedding featured cool lavender & dusty blue accented with porcelain & ivory tones. For the bridal bouquet, our design team used roses & spray roses for the lavender, ivory, & porcelain. The dusty blue delphinium gave just the right touch of coolness to the bouquet. Dark greenery & eucalyptus were used …
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A Wedding Floral Design with Extra Texture
Sometimes our clients come to us with an exact idea in mind. Other times, just a color scheme is all that is known. This wedding was an extra special treat. Our creative minds shifted into overdrive when the bride had only colors chosen & wanted our suggestions on how to make the look unique. We went all out with texture! …
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Coronado Ballroom Wedding Reception
One of the many iconic locations for a wedding in St. Louis is the Coronado. The Sisters team loves working there among the classic architecture and vintage decor. This wedding reception incorporated a very formal, yet soft & elegant design for the ballroom. Clouds of babies breath & classic white roses adorned the guest tables & head table. Candles were used everywhere to give …
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Are Traditional Cascade Bouquets a Thing of the Past?
Often, we encounter a client who wants all their designs to be “fresh & new”, nothing “old or traditional”. In our 20+ years in the wedding business, we have seen trends come & go and we’re here to say that everything “old” is new again! Bridal cascade bouquets can be seen as old-fashioned, but have really made a comeback in …
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Pastel Color Palette with Pops of Bright Blooms
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 …