Lovely Lavender Summer Micro-Wedding
COVID-19 has made wedding planning quite a challenge. Most couples have had to adjust their plans or reschedule their big day while some couples have chosen to have a small wedding instead of a larger event.
We've decorated quite a few of these small weddings, or micro-weddings, this spring and summer. Some couples choose a few key pieces like a bridal bouquet and groom’s boutonniere while others choose a few more pieces like flowers for the parents, accents for the cake, a few centerpieces and flowers for their arbor.
This couple chose a gorgeous light purple palette for their micro-wedding. For the bridal bouquet, I used white and lavender roses, scabiosa, lavender, stock, veronica, and mixed foliage. We also designed 3 arbor accents in coordinating colors and blooms. Doesn’t the arbor look beautiful with the view of Beaver Lake behind it?
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Victoria is Polish and she wanted to honor her heritage at this shoot. She brought me pictures of Polish and Slavic folk art flower crowns. Traditionally, flower crowns were worn by brides in rural Poland ceremonially as a symbol of the rite of passage of marriage. Victoria asked me to design a colorful, fun, modern crown for her to wear and a matching lapel for her fiance, Tim.