This was one of the most unique weddings I’ve ever been a part of.
From the moment I saw photos of Clair’s dress, I knew what flowers she had to carry!
She was a dream to work with with. We both had the same floral vision of shades
of purple, cream and green with very natural styling.
This wedding was all about individuality and romance.
This romantic, rustic wedding took place at the Stone Mill
in the New York Botanical Garden.
My favorite autumn colors of purple, golden orange and burgundy
were accented with textural foliage.
A quick sketch helps me visualize when planning an event. I find it helpful to jot down my first ideas about flowers, materials and colors. It also helps develop variations on a theme as in these two related bouquets.
Three pretty new bouquets, all inspired by the Geraldine rose, one of my favorite pink roses.
One of my favorite combinations for traditional, neutral bouquets blends creamy Mondial roses with white Majolica spray roses to add warm blush tones, and pure white stock for contrast and texture.
Valentines Day is next week and being in the floral world, red roses always come to mind. The romantic favorite is available in many varieties other than the traditional long stemmed: Think about clusters of spray roses or beautiful round garden roses.
This charming bouquet is made of beautiful red garden style spray roses with buds and blooms in different stages. The full, open roses look similar to peonies and they are available all year long!
I’m so proud to have the cover bouquet on the new Bridal Guide magazine!
I designed three choices and this all white round bouquet of “Patience” garden roses was the winner.
The texture of the roses compliments the lace pattern of the gown for a romantic, classic look
I’m very pleased to have bouquets in the current issue of BRIDAL GUIDE MAGAZINE (September/October 2012)! The “Modern Love” story on pages 236-237 pictures classic white flowers with black and brown accents to coordinate with the sophisticated styling of gowns and venue. The location was the the trendy James Hotel in Soho.
