Joy and Ryan tied the knot in a romantic breathtaking view place and had lovely outdoor reception at Thomas Fogarty Winery in Woodside. The stunning mountain hills view ceremony and the classic outdoor reception with a soft peach and lavender color scheme was the perfect setting for a winery love celebration. wedding at Thomas Fogarty winery (more…)
For Gail and Paul’s wedding, we got the honor of giving Casa Real romantic garden makeover. Their chic, gardenisque wedding style featured blush and ivory flowers with a variety of greenery to create an organic, elegant day to remember. This Casa Real wedding in white and blush is one of the favorite weddings in our portfolio! (more…)
This past summer, we were thrilled to design Mahin and Moe’s Wedding at the Club at Ruby Hill in Pleasanton. This was a true late summer romance wedding reception for all the family members guests, filled with joy and happiness and beautiful Indian dances. (more…)
These beautiful pastel wedding flowers in the Bridges complimented Jasmine and Chris’s classy wedding that took place on a gorgeous summer evening in San Ramon. There are only a few wedding venues as perfect as The Bridges Golf Club Garden Pavilion for a classic and elegant wedding. We created a classic look of soft, pastel wedding flowers Garden Pavilion using white, blush, mauve floral palette with accents of gold that was perfect for this event.
The floral decor was featured and refined popular wedding flower collection that includes peonies, ranunculus, and roses. (more…)
What is your ideal bridal bouquet? Do you have some favorite color combinations for the wedding bouquets? Do you like soft and pastel colors as a safe and classic wedding combo, or you are a more bright and vivid color bride? What are the difference in round bouquets and cascading ones? Here, we showcase our top 15 bouquets form the 2019 season which we personally love! (more…)
This post will help many of my customers see that are current modern floral trends for a wedding ceremony, which ceremony elements and decor will take place in the near future and which ceremony set up is fading away. Why? The wedding floral design is always changing, see for yourself – about 10 years ago manzanita trees were so popular, almost every wedding designer used them. But not now! During the past 3 years, the circular arches or circle of love for the ceremony came on the stage and it is still a very trendy item to have. However, observing the many trend-makers in the wedding floral industry I need to admit, that having your own unique style, unique set up becomes the signature of the couple and of the wedding. So, brides, be brave to ask some ideas to dress the ceremony space from your wedding florist, let’s them come up with some new ideas!
