Blushing Bride- Utah Wedding Florist

Back in June I had the pleasure of designing the personal flowers for Jaime & Matthew. Jaime was a darling bride and placed all faith in me as her designer. Love that! 

 Her palate was one of blush, peach and neutrals.  I loved the way her bouquet turned out and I am ecstatic about the beautiful images from her talented photographer Kristina Curtis of Kristina Curtis Photography. 

Isn't Jaime a beauty! Her smile is contagious!

Bouquet make-up: Sahara roses, freesia, seeded euc, stars of Bethlehem, stock, spray roses, queene ann lace, lisianthus, scabiosa, dusty miller and plumosa.

Photography credit: Kristina Curtis Photography

Warmer times-Utah Wedding Florist

This past fall I put together a lovely fall ensamble for one of my favorite photographers Mikki Platt. 

Here are the results:

Isnt she a beaut!? Earthy, lively and all fall. I especially love the use of persimmons. 

Sarah's Rustic Wedding

As we had mentioned a little bit back, we designed a darling wedding for Sarah and her rustic barn reception. When she came to me with her colors of coral, sage, periwinkle, grey and snowflake, I fell in love. The variety of pastel color was amazing and really added to the down home rustic vibe.

Enjoy these beautiful photos from Maddie Thomas Photography

Sarah's bouquet was an absolute BEAUTY! We used muted colors and multiple blooms in this natural and loose makeup. For her wrap we tied in all her colors with streamers of ribbons and natural jute.

The centerpieces were a variety of clear vases and jars that held blooms in which we left wild and natural.

Flowers used: Coral peonies, lavender, delphinium, garden roses, ranunculus, salal, calcynia, stock, fever few, dusty miller, spiral eucalyptus, veronica, scabiosa and thistle.

The Flowers

The Bouquet

I know I say this about a lot of bouquets I do but honestly I loved the way this one turned out. I used a variety of ferns, viburnum berries, ranuculus, scented geranium leaf, scabiosa pods, hydrangea and accents of feathers and fern curls. We tied off the handle with burlap and adorned it with wired twine we left long.

The Decor

 We constructed a runner of various types of mosses including Spanish, reindeer, mood and moss rocks. Apothacary jars, mason jars and log candle holders were also intertwined between the green masses of moss.

The main centerpiece was made up of some of my favorite elements: sleek birch poles, chunks of natural tree trunk, fern curls, hydrangea, fern, scabiosa pods, mosses, handmade copper fern curls and the most adorable red toadstools.

Other accent pieces included deep wooden boxes which held birch curls, ferns, mosses and lotus pods. 

Our bride Pam was so stunning! 

She fit our earthy-beauty theme well. She wore a custom bridal crown made of copper link chain, jasmine vine and a single green ranuculus bloom. IN LOVE! 

Stay tuned for more images and in-depth designs in the coming days.

Concept and Design: Polka Dots and Daisies and Branches Event Floral

Photography: Camilla Photography and Azure B Photography

Venue: The Bunglaow

Flowers: Branches Event Floral

Signage: Polka Dots and Daisies

Hair and Makeup: Hair and Makeup By Steph

Dress: Gateway Bridal

Natural Beauty

Just as design is ever evolving, so was Dani's wedding flowers. Dani knew she wanted a rustic and very natural look for her flowers. As if you were to go into the mountains, gather beautiful blooms, add some twine and bam- you have her bouquet.  A great place to start. However she had no idea what flowers she wanted to make this look.  This is where we came in. We started off with a palate of lavender and greens and when it was all said and done we ended with a very diverse palate of pinks, blues, lavenders and yellow. Far from where we started but when all was done it turned out to be the perfect accent to her day. 

 

Brides bouquet was made up of two varieties of scabiosa and calcynia, billy balls, lavender, corn flower, rosemary and hanging amaranthus. Tied off with some natural jute for a touch of rustic charm. All left loose and flowing, for that hand picked look. 

Bridesmaids bouquets

I loved these mothers corsages! We took burlap fabric, lined it with satin and topped it with some beautiful scabiosa pods, calcynia, and fragrant rosemary for a one-of-a-kind corsage.

Twine tied boutonnieres held a variety of billy balls, rosemary, corn flower and calcynia.