Christine’s bouquet was a soft, romantic dream. We combined peach roses, blush stock and scabiosa, and a mix of peach and blush ranunculus for that layered, delicate look she loved. Cream butterfly ranunculus added an airy, whimsical touch while eucalyptus and Astrantia brought in texture and movement.

Photos by Miles Witt Boyer Photographic Collective. Christine and Johnathan’s wedding at Sassafras Springs Vineyard was one of those days that just felt special from start to finish.

Depending on the specifics of your wedding, the following guide may be helpful. Photos by Ana Nunez

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In September, our Marketing Assistant Victoria and her husband Tim eloped in Las Vegas. They then had a reception on the Fayetteville square at the H Club and we designed the decor. Victoria’s style is bright, colorful and funky so we had to keep that in mind when designing for her! We interviewed Althea about the event and what it’s like to design for a loved one. Come along and join the party!

One truly special part about our line of work is getting to design for family and friends. This Fall, we had the pleasure of designing for our Marketing Assistant, Victoria and her husband Tim. They decided to elope in Las Vegas, just the two of them, but we of course had to figure out a way to design their flowers! Althea (always the creative genius) came up with the idea of a brooch bouquet and boutonniere that could easily travel with the couple to The Little White Wedding Chapel. Victoria’s inspiration for their elopement was 70s Cher, so using sparkly, shiny brooches instead of flowers felt like a perfect “I Got You Babe” moment.