The gorgeous pink snowberry was one of our favorite floral details from Liz and Ronnie's October wedding at The Merrimon-Wynne House. Liz had a beautiful vision of blush and cream but wanted just a hint of fall. Her bouquet is bursting with dahlia, ranunculus, garden roses, hellebore, veronica, astrantia, and eucalyptus. The hint of fall comes from the rich pistachio foliage.
Katherine, from Gather Together, did an amazing job seamlessly putting together all of the details. Hurricane Matthew couldn't stop a dream team!
Nicole and Rob celebrated their wedding day on a gorgeous July afternoon at The Merrimon-Wynne House in Raleigh, North Carolina. Nicole's vision of eye-catching bouquets with bright, vibrant colors allowed us to use a variety of fun and playful blooms including coral charm peonies, dahlia, garden roses, zinnias, cosmos, and ranunculus. Mikkel Paige Photography captured their joy-filled day!
Amanda and Matt were married at The Umstead Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina on a perfect October afternoon. Amanda had a Bohemian vision with organic greenery, protea, air plants and succulents. Some of our favorite details from the wedding were the teepee, the ceremony arbor and the amazing bridesmaid dresses.
Bethany + Geoff were married on a beautiful summer afternoon in July at the Merrimon-Wynne House in Raleigh, North Carolina. They chose a soft color pallet of pinks and blushes contrasted with vibrant green ferns and succulents. To achieve their vision of a dramatic floral ceremony backdrop, a large wooden arbor was covered with white delphinium, snap dragons, stock, larkspur, dendrobium orchids, gladiolus, roses, spray roses, eucalyptus, ivy and several types of ferns. Inside the Carriage House, a mix of tall and low floral and greenery arrangements was accompanied by a hanging greenery installation.
Jenny + Matt were married on Memorial Day weekend at The Cotton Room in Durham, North Carolina. They wanted to achieve a soft and ethereal feel with a softer color palette of blushes, corals, and peaches with muted greenery such as eucalyptus and dusty miller. We particularly enjoyed creating the hanging driftwood ceremony backdrop and hanging driftwood greenery chandeliers over the guest tables. We added an element of romance with coral, blush and light pink tapered candles. Matt, who just so happens to be an extremely talented violinist, topped off the ceremony by playing the processional music. We loved that the pre-wedding photos were taken at the amazing and inspirational Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
