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Jewel Box & Windows on Washington Wedding

Baby’s breath & roses were the stars of the show in this design we did for a recent St. Louis wedding.  We kept the ceremony flowers at the Jewel Box very classic with roses & baby’s breath for the bride & simple clutches of baby’s breath for the bridesmaids.  The flower theme was carried through to the reception at Windows on Washington …

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Beautiful Outdoor Wedding at Lalumondiere Mill

This stunning outdoor wedding at Lalumondiere Mill was so much fun! The bride carried a beautiful bouquet filled with a mix of roses, baby’s breath, stock flower and a variety of greeney. The outdoor ceremony and reception spaces already had so much beauty. We enjoyed adding to the beauty with a mix of both tall and low floral arrangements.The reception …

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Wedding at Piper Palm House & Missouri History Museum

This gorgeous wedding at Piper Palm House and the Missouri History Museum was a day to remember! The bride and bridesmaids held a simple bouquet of roses. This wedding featured a variety of white and ivory flowers including roses, mums, hydrangea and stock flowers in the ceremony arbor and reception centerpieces. The bride added a touch of pink into her day with her …

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Classic Wedding Reception at a.casa

You can’t go wrong with the classic white & ivory at a wedding.  This wedding party and reception at  a.casa was the epitome of class & simplicity.  The bride & her maids carried roses and babies breath mixes, with garden blooms like lisianthus and snapdragons added to the bride’s bouquet.  The reception featured long tables, lots of candlelight, and rows …

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From Ceremony Backdrop to Reception Centerpieces

This wedding is a wonderful example of repurposing ceremony florals for the reception.  The ceremony and reception were both held in the Crystal Ballroom at the Marriott Grand.  Knowing that the room would be utilized for both, our team designed pieces that could be used as a gorgeous flower backdrop to flank the bride & groom and stunning tall centerpieces on the guest tables.  …

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Blue Tones for a Marriott Grand Wedding

Blush pink and blue hues were the order of the day for this wedding at the Marriott Grand.  The bride and bridesmaids carried roses in blush and Quicksand with pops of blue delphinium.  The bride’s “Something Blue Crew” carried small clutches of ivory roses to compliment the wedding party flowers.  At the ceremony, tall gold stands of blue hydrangea, roses, and …

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From Ceremony to Reception at a.casa

This intimate wedding held at a.casa was a dream day for the bride & groom.  Not only did the fall weather cooperate, but the plan to have the celebration in the same place as the ceremony went off without a hitch!  The outdoor nuptials featured rose petals and clusters of babies breath down the aisle.  The same look was continued on the arbor.  Once …

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Sunshine & Pastels at the McPherson

These sunshine pastel colors gave us all something to smile about!  This wedding was held at the McPherson- a beautiful outdoor ceremony with a reception in the grand space.  The flowers were a mix of peach, coral, yellow, and pink.  We loved using ranunculus, roses, stock flower, waxflower, and scabiosa in the bouquets for the bride and bridesmaids.  The same colors …

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Sunflowers Shine

Sunflowers were central to the bridal and bridesmaid bouquets for this early summer wedding.  The bride wanted her bouquet to be soft and full while cascading forward with the bright blooms.  Delphinium gave a hint of light blue throughout.  The bridesmaids carried rounded clutches of sunflowers and light blue to accent their dresses.  We enjoyed pairing sunflowers with spring tones for …

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Pine Hollow Farms Outdoor Ceremony with Shades of Pink

Fun flower details added so much to this outdoor ceremony.  The patio at Pine Hollow was the perfect setting for this early fall wedding.  The aisle was lined with buckets of sweet peaches and pinks.  We added chiffon and flowers to the cross to create a soft background for the bride and groom.  The garden varieties of the flowers lent themselves well …