Blush, cream, and pink cascading bouquet featuring Garden Roses, spray roses, lisiantus, orchids and ranunculus.

When Sherry and Jerry came to me to design their wedding at Eureka Springs beautiful Thorncrown Chapel, I was beyond excited. They are both architects so they wanted their wedding flowers to complement the stunning beauty of the E. Fay Jones designed marvel. To learn a little more about how these two architects fell in love, check out our feature on Wedding Chicks! Now let’s dig a little deeper into the floral details…

For Andrea’s bouquet, we used an array of soft flowers in white: lisianthus, scabiosa, stock, orleya, and canterbury bells. The finishing touch, a sweet accent of pale blue delphinium.

For Andrea and Cole’s wedding at the lovely Stone Chapel at MattLane Farm, they envisioned a Garden Countryside. Think European Garden meets NWA in the best way. The colors were whites and soft blues; and Andrea wanted small and delicate flowers for that natural, wild feeling.

Blush, cream, and white cascading bouquet featuring Garden Roses, spray roses, peonies, carnations, ranunculus, and lisianthus.

In the past few months, I’ve increasingly been receiving more requests for cascading bouquets. A cascading bouquet is a design containing a mass of flowers that are arranged to trail to a narrow end. After years of hand-tied bouquets, these designs are gaining popularity because of the amount of artistry involved so I was stoked when Alisa wanted a cascading bouquet for her and Harrison’s big day at Stone Chapel at MattLane Farm.

Multicolor bouquet featuring Free Spirit Garden Roses, blush stock, orange ranunculus, and blue eryngium.

More and more I’ve been getting requests for a color palette I call sunset. Now sunsets can vary a lot; from oranges and purples to blushes and marigolds, so this palette is perfect for the marrier who wants multi-color, but with a focus. For Jordan and Ron’s wedding at The Ravington, we created a deep sunset featuring the dusk-like colors of orange, peach, and magenta.

Wedding centerpieces truly bring your reception to life. With fresh blooms at the hub of each table, your guests are transported to the magical land that is your wedding day.

For Jennifer’s bouquet we featured, lavender “Amnesia” roses, plum ranunculus, amethyst aster (her favorite flower & a special request), mauve orchids, and maroon hanging amaranthus. To add the color contrast she was looking for we used blue eryngium, white standard roses, green Italian Ruscus, and sage dollar eucalyptus.