An Australian Twist

This Belle Meade bride met her groom in Australia, where they both currently reside. We had so much fun creating their eclectic look using a variety of antiqued brass candlesticks and a myriad of different flowers and textures. We also loved being able to incorporate little touches of Australia- Protea plants for the bridesmaids and Kangaroo Paw in all the arrangements! We are in love with how elegant this natural and unique look came together.

 It's all about the little details. Loving the touches of Rosemary on the menus and pew markers.

Congratulations Matt and Eliza! Thanks for letting us be a part of your special day! 

Pattern and Pops of Color

This Cheekwood wedding gives a wonderful example of how to use bright colors and fun patterns, yet still create a very sophisticated look. The navy and white table runners are softened by the natural greens and whites and complimented by the pops of hot color in the flower arrangements. What a fun and beautiful look for an outdoor summer wedding!

It was a beautiful day for an outdoor ceremony and we love the way it all turned out. The arbor we created fit perfectly into the Cheekwood garden.

Congratulations to Erin and Dallas! We loved being a part of your special day!

Orange and Cotton

This couple found a unique way to add a southern touch to their colorful wedding by using cotton in their arrangements. Integrating bits of white cotton amongst the bright pops of orange created such an interesting textural palette and looked beautiful against the varying blue and grey backdrops. We absolutely love how the overall look turned out. 

Using complimentary colors (such as blue and orange) is a great way to do the bold color pop look. 

Rehearsal Dinner

I think hydrangeas and roses is such a classic way to dress up a dinner.   This is a good example of getting a classic look by using silver containers and then adding greens and whites as the color scheme.  The rehearsal dinner was held at the Belle Meade Country Club.