I ask almost every client for inspiration photos during the creative process, purely so that I can get a visual feel for their vision. When Polly reached out and asked me to dessign for her upcoming elopment at Cooper Chapel, she brought me lovely photos of white and ivory bouquets with anemone accents.I love anemones so I was excited to start designign!

For Erica’s bouquet, we used gorgeous orange Free Spirit Garden Roses, blush stock, peach ranunculus, and coral hypericum berries. The bouquet had so much dimension and texture and was the perfect example of what I call a semi-organic style.

In 2019, Pantone’s color of the year was Living Coral—a “vibrant, yet mellow” shade that brings warmth and joy wherever it goes. I’ve always loved a coral palette for a wedding and I’m so glad the color has been trending recently. For Erica and Phil’s, Fall nuptials at Sassafras Springs Winery, we created a Living Coral Wonderland!

Wedding bouquets come in a variety of shapes and styles. As one of your most important accessories, your bouquet should compliment your size, your dress, AND your personal style. 

Your specific flowers, the size of your wedding party and the style you choose will all affect your floral expenses. Here are some prices to give you a starting place.

If you aren't familiar with flower pricing, determining a budget for your wedding or event can be a bit overwhelming.