
White flowers and crystal accents have been popular this winter! These are the bouquets Jean chose for her wedding day. Congratulations to a great couple!

Inside the sanctuary
Front Stage
Vase arrangment with orchids showing in the glass vase. Candles, rose petals, & scattered crystals were on the glass.
Candelabra Arrangment
Close up of the flower ring around the crystal Unity Candles
Pew Arrangement with Crystals
Arrangements in the windows with candles. Looked beatiful when dark outside and candles lit!
Fresh wreaths of hydrangea on the doors leading to the sanctuary & guest book table arrangement
Back side of the guestbook arrangment with more crystals!
One of the Bridesmaid's Bouquets with calla lilies, roses, seeded eucalyptus & bronze ribbon.
Bride's Bouquet with calla lilies, roses, seeded eucalyptus & copper ribbon.
My attempt of taking a picture of the ceremony. Hey, I'm not a photographer! Down the aisle were kissing balls..one of our favorites! Lorinda did a great job on them.
Single stem Flowers I gave each guest.
Women of course loved the idea of holding a flower during the ceremony. Several men too enjoyed it!
Centerpieces with limes, oranges & lemons that I had prepared before the wedding.


Flower arrangements and potted plants in the foyer help set the atmosphere for the guests.
Instead of rose petals along the aisle, the bride wanted fall leaves. This was one of my favorite details. Also notice all the candles? They created an elegant and romantic atmosphere for the ceremony. I should mention there was over 100 candles! Unscented of course.
No area was left without flowers or candles! These arrangements looked really great in the church's stained glass windows.
I was so busy with this wedding I never got a shot of the bride's bouquet. (Atleast I remembered my camera! I quite often forget the camera.) However, I managed to get a picture of a bridesmaid's bouquet. To see the bride's bouquet, and some more amazing professional pictures of this wedding check out the blog of Amy Parsons Photography .
OK, the Landscape Designer in me couldn't resist posting this picture. I added vine maple branches & nandina foliage to all of the church's pots to help spruce up all of the entries. This is a simple way to spruce up your pots at home for the fall season.

