10.6.12 Phillip + Kim

Phillip and Kim were married on a lovely, clear October evening. The bride chose an all white bouquet featuring white hydrangeas complemented by creamy white David Austin Garden Roses, while the bridesmaid bouquets filled with pink and white hydrangeas were a wonderful contrast to their navy blue dresses.  We tied everything together at the reception with pink garden roses and white hydrangeas in a mixture of garden style centerpieces and mason jars with a touch of lace for a little vintage, country elegance.

I had such a wonderful time working with Kim and Philip! Enjoy the photos provided to you by the sweet and talented Jennifer Willard!

Photography by Jennifer Willard

6.16.12 Nick + Kelli

Working with fellow Aggie bride, Kelli, this wedding was extra special and fun to plan. I loved her simplistic style and relaxed disposition. For the wedding, we settled on a more rustic country feel while keeping her bridal bouquet traditional and elegant.  The all white bouquet of fragrant David Austin Roses, peonies and hydrangeas was the perfect accent to Kelli's gorgeous dress. In fact, after the wedding, she shared with me that everyone kept asking what wonderful perfume she was wearing...laughing she realized it was her bouquet. Thank you, Nick and Kelli, for allowing me to be apart of your special day!

Photography by Herrington Photography

5.11.12 Max + Maggie

A sophisticated wedding with a dash of Southern charm, Maggie opted to have an elegant ceremony with a more relaxed reception. The combination of phalaenopsis orchids and miniature calla lilies provided a formal aesthetic, while wildflower inspired centerpieces and baby's breath wreaths gave the wedding a timeless appeal. As a tribute to Maggie's Texan roots, we even replicated the look of Texas bluebonnets by arranging several stems of blue larkspur. The presentation turned out flawless.

Congratulations Max and Maggie; I wish you all the best!

Photography by Gema Blanton

4.28.12 Blake + Morgan

There's something beautiful and unique about sunflowers. Growing a single golden bloom atop an unbranched stem, they are splendid, yet at the same time, natural and simple. For this reason, Morgan was the perfect bride for a sunflower wedding. Blake and Morgan wanted a natural, rustic feel to their wedding so we incorporated mason jars, burlap, and lace with the sunflower centerpieces. Amidst the gorgeous flowers and the bride and groom's joyful smiles, the wedding turned out beautifully.

Photography by Simple Faith Photography