Summer Wedding

It's hard to think about growing anything when it's -6 degrees outside. So instead I thought I would share some pictures from a wedding I did flowers for back in June.

 The beautiful bride and groom wanted vibrant pink and green, with a little orange thrown in for fun.

The mother of the bride was my girls' camp co-conspirator, so we had just spent many, many hours together. The wedding was the week after camp, so it was fun for me to do something for her after she did so much for me!

I wish I had stunning pictures of the flowers, but I had just lent out my camera card and only had my phone to document the process.

We ordered tons of white hydrangea for the centerpieces, and roses and calla lilies as the color.

Lots of interesting things come in lime green. We tried bells of Ireland, hypericum berries, and buplerum.

I always like to start with the most important piece: the bridal bouquet. This was about halfway through!

The bridesmaid bouquets were made to match the bride on a smaller scale, sans orange. 

The ice sculpture arrangement echoed the bride as well. 

Mothers wore pink corsages. 

A handful of pink callas made a statement for a side table.

The table centerpieces were white puff balls of flowers. These look a bit alien before they were places on the glass hurricanes with water and green petals floating in them. Again I wish I could show stunning photos of the reception, but I wasn't able to go because I was on the Young Women 4th year hike! I hear it was incredibly beautiful and I was honored to be a part of it.