Heathers wedding at Piazza In The Village.

I really forget just how much Colleyville, Texas has grown! We really love Piazza in the Village, each event there is always so elegant and the staff of coordinators are just perfect! 

Heather's Wedding was so bright, cheerful yet still so elegant! The new ballroom at Piazza is so chic! We used, pink lilies, roses, green Cymbidium orchids, bits of cushion daisies for texture ( yes, I said daisy...they really get a bad rap )

Thank you Fairy Tale!! Your Pics Rock!!!!

Inside each tall piece we had an orchid and super cute leaf wrapped inside of it.

My photo's are not nearly as nice as the real ones from Fairy Tale, but the smaller centerpieces also had the leafs and bits of texture.

Below, the bridesmaids bouquets featured hot pink roses, Cymbidium orchids, tulips, immature green hydrangea and spider mums for bits of texture. The Center bouquet is all roses and orchids for our bride! :) Please excuse my bad camera phone shots. :()

A wedding inspired by The Day of The Dead!

We really wanted to carry this exciting theme throughout the bridal bouquets... so we added Peonies, Tulips, bits of black jewelry and Pink Nerine Lilies :)

Jessica's Cowtown Wedding.

What a sweet event! Jessica's got married at the amazingly beautiful Robert Carr Chapel in Fort Worth and had her reception at the historic stockyards.

At the wedding site we did two beautiful altarpieces of white hydrangea cream, white roses, super soft butter cream yellow roses, and a few other things to really have a romantic and soft. I so wish I had a shot of that!

To help with the budget, we tied a few hydrangeas together and delicately attached to the pews. It's a great way to save money, you get the Fuller look, but you don't have the experience!

The mason jars below, just have the cooking oil in them...thank you to someone on Pintrest for such a great idea. Jessica brought the jars, had all her black and white photo's done and we just added oil a few days before the wedding and sit these out. They were a great party gift for guest and such a cute touch for the tables.

Above, a small look at the Bride and Groom's Sweetheart table :)

Below, the grooms flower or boutonniere which was a small, all be it open rose with bits of cream hydrangea.   A bit of twine and few pearls and we had the perfect vintage, chic bout!

Labor of Love.

 The Orchid, in Azel, was the perfect venue for our romantic yet, a little bit, rustic wedding.

I so loved her bouquet! The bits of lilacs, cream roses and white stock really help it stand apart from her dress. I am always telling my brides to think about how your bouquet photographs; it will look different from afar than up close. Scroll on down and you will see what I mean in the group shot. If we would not have had a bit of cream and texture in this, it would not have shown up nearly as much.

Thank you Lifestyle Portraits for these super cool shots! 

Soft and romantic, the bits of blue really were one of my favorite things!

The Orchard was happy to lend the vases, so all we had to do was pop
 in the flowers and what a dollar saver that was! 

The brides bouquet, looks so creamy against the
darker background.

Instead of using one vases we used 3 smaller vases. We put one single hydrangea in each, this way we could fill more space in the table and create a fuller look than really the budget allowed.

Love the detail in this; the bride did a great job!

I really love doing Boutonnieres! Below, I used single bloom Lizzyannthus in white and blue Muscuri for the groomsmen. It is the same little bit of blue that we used in the girls bouquets. 

This centerpiece above, actually was from the rehearsal dinner the day before! The wonderful soon to be mother-in-law arranged for us to do coordinating pieces and took them to the wedding site! How cool was that