Ferguson/Hren Wedding

Michelle and Stephen got married at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens in Durham, North Carolina. Michelle is drop dead gorgeous and her bold wedding dress called for some head turning flowers. I knew she wanted bright contrasting colors and a lot of texture. I combined hydrangea, ranunculus, tulips, and stock to create one of my all time favorite bridal bouquets. Stephen's boutonniere is also one for the record books! I combined mini calla, ranunculus, stock, and fern to complement the bride's bouquet. 

Photography by: Michael Triplett.

Haselden/Hazinski Wedding

Kellsie and Jason got married at All Saints Chapel in Raleigh, North Carolina on December 9th 2012. Kellsie is one of my closest friends and I was so honored to be both her bridesmaid and florist! Kellsie had a rustic winter wonderland look in mind and she totally pulled it off. She wanted her bouquet to be a surprise until right before she walked down the aisle. Her amazing photographer was able to capture the moment I gave it to her. I combined white hydrangea and white roses to make a soft romantic bridal bouquet. For the bridesmaids Kellsie wanted the bright red and green to contrast against our grey dresses. My favorite part of the reception decor had to be the bold red carnation spheres, surrounded by red rose petals and candles. Kellsie and Jason's photographer was Amy Hathaway.

Caudill/Dustin Wedding

Lisa and Brian got married on a beautiful Spring day in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. I loved Lisa's bold purple and orange color palette. She envisioned mostly purple and orange bridesmaids bouquets with just a hint of white. I used white ranunculus and purple stock in the boutonnieres and that combination looked so great together. I wanted Lisa's bridal bouquet to really have wow factor so I used several white hydrangea, white ranunculus and added a pop of purple with some stock. Lisa's photographer was Mike Micciche out of Greensboro, North Carolina.