Lauren's bouquet was made of reds with pops of green succulents and lamb's ear.
I love all of the different textures in this bouquet!
Each of her boutonnieres was different. Here are two examples from the bunch.
The mothers carried these small nosegays of red roses and anemones.
The grandmothers also wore red roses with a red tulip, pepper berries, and lamb's ear.
We had small arrangements at the church to accent these beautiful rustic tables at Midtown Fellowship Church located on 12th Avenue south.
We had lampposts down the pews with iron candlesticks, and we put branches everywhere we could!
Lauren's reception was held at Cellar One, which is a cool venue downtown.
I love the atmosphere in this room with the draping, lighting, and of course...the flowers!
I love our rustic iron trees with all of the candles!
These are our tall trees made of birch branches.
These are cute arrangements in tree trunk containers.
The big beautiful rose in the middle is our new favorite: the O'Hara Rose.
The Iron Tree is always a hit. I love all of the different cakes on vintage cake stands.
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