Pretty in Pink Wedding

I was so fortunate to be able to work with Ashley and her mom to help bring her bright and beautiful pink wedding to life!  I really enjoyed working with the two of them to come up with some fun centerpieces using the bride's mix of hot pink and raspberry colored vases and some of my clear vases to bring everything together.  It turned out to be bright and colorful and elegant all at the same time.  It makes the process a lot of fun when you have a bride you get to collaborate with to really be able to have their personalities come through.

For the bridesmaid's bouquets, we did  a mix of white hydrangea, green mini-hydrangea, raspberry colored spray roses and raspberry colored Darcy garden roses...the garden roses were a stunning color!

We added a touch of bling wrap and silver pins to the bouquet handle. 

For the bridal bouquet, we did all raspberry colored peonies and Darcy garden roses.  

Again, the bling wrap and silver pins on the handle.

The reception was at the Lakeville Holiday Inn, which is a really beautiful space.  You can get a little bit of a feel for it in some of our photos.  You can also see that they added pink lights along the walls to add to the overall color scheme.  

The head table had some fun pink can lights behind the table with some draping.  I added some crystal and pink votives along the edge and the bouquets were added later along the whole table between the votives.

The toss bouquet was used as an extra bouquet along the head table. 

The centerpieces were a mix of several different kinds of pink vases the bride had, as well as some of my clear ones and some clear votives with bling wrapped around the bottom, some silver votives, and some pink votives.

For the family tables we did large arrangements of hydrangea - white and mini-green, spray roses, greens, and garden roses.

For the flowers on the tables, we did mostly white flowers with hydrangea, baby's breath, delphinium, larkspur, etc.  We had some of the raspberry colored spray roses here and there as well.

Then for the outer areas - placecard tables, buffet table, cocktail tables, etc, we added little touches.