Christine and Michael recently celebrated their marriage with a ceremony at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Kirkwood and a reception at Oliva on the Hill. They had gorgeous May weather and soft, romantic flowers for their day! Images by Under Grace Photography. Christine’s bridal bouquet was a delicate mix of peonies, sweet pea, stock flower, roses, and dusty miller. So sweet! Shades of vintage peach and coral accented the vibrant bridesmaids’ dresses. This cake is so vibrant and pretty! These …
Picture Perfect Texture
This bouquet is a favorite of the designers here at Sisters. It has so many soft, textural elements. Each one gives interest and draws your eye in without being too busy or overwhelming. This look was achieved by our design team and their knowledge of the bride’s overall look and style for the day. This is a design that is unique and will not have been seen often by your guests or wedding party. We think it is simply divine! …
Lilac and Sweet Pea in Summer!
No doubt the weather everywhere this year has been bizarre. The temperatures certainly affect the growing seasons of flowers in all parts of the world. The crazy weather has had some benefits, though. For example, a strange twist of fate made spring-time flowers available in June this year for one of our brides who really wanted sweet pea and lilacs. Second choice flowers were selected of course, but we ordered the spring blooms hoping for the best. When we found …
Seasnoal Peonies, Sweet Pea, and Ranunculus
Earlier this year, we designed very spring-looking bouquets for one of our brides. We used seasonal flowers including peonies, ranunculus, and sweet pea for the bride and her maids. Here are some shots we took just before delivery. This bridal bouquet showcased green hydrangea as a background, ivory roses, and white sweet pea. The sweet pea is the paper thin, clam-shaped flower seen all throughout the bouquet. The bridesmaids carried these bouquets of white peonies and orange/coral ranunculus. All three …