Another Annie

My sister-in-law got married this summer, and I was able to help do some of the flowers. One thing that I got to make was her bouquet that we took to Manti for her to have for pictures outside the temple. I thought the two blues with the white roses turned out to be absolutely stunning!

*Annie's Wedding Day!*

This is probably my favorite bouquet that I have ever made. The colors were so stunning together! The pictures don't do these callas justice....they took your breath away!

Groom's boutonniere

This is now the third wedding/reception I have done at the Old Rock Church. It is such a beautiful venue! If you have never seen it, I definitly recommend you give it a look. Plus, it has so much history!

Curly willow with mums glued to them. Simple and understated, but great for winter.

*Annie's Bridals*

This bouquet was really stressing me out, because I couldn't find any roses or callas that were the right color! Her colors are a deep plum purple, pale green and gold. I got the cream roses, and luckily I had these beaded strands just waiting for a job. The end result was so great, and her pictures ended up being fabulous as well!

*Michelle and Brandon*

Flowers for the big Wedding Day! It was such a beautiful day...

The head table. 2 Flower arrangements and 3 candles with crystals.

Simple yet elegant for the round guest tables. Rose petals, candles, crystals, and the frame holds the schedule of events for the dinner.

Father Boutonnieres

The cake resting on a bed of flowers and greens! The cake was wonderful, and was done by Whitney.

The Throw Bouquet. We used this as a decoration in the alcove where a couple of her bridal pictures were being displayed.

The beautiful Bride and her Bouquet!

Detail of the pearls.

Groom's Boutonniere

*Bridal Pictures*

This sweet little bouquet was for Michelle's bridal pictures over the weekend. The colors are fantastic....I can't wait to do the flowers for the wedding this July!

*Heather's Wedding*

Heather LOVES pink....so we had all the flowers be pink, with a little accent of brown coming from the monkey tails (they're SO cool). I didn't get very good pictures, but most of the decor was the "people flowers." One thing I didn't get a picture of was at the luncheon. I just did 2 fishbowls on the head table with glass rocks in the bottom and a single pink peony floating in each bowl. It was so simple, but so beautiful.

*3 bouquets in one vase -- 2 bridesmaids and the "throw" bouquet*

*Bride's Bouquet*

*Book-ending where the ceremony took place*