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| Cheerful country arrangements of Icelandic Poppies, Vibernum, Ranunculas, Brazilia Berries, Ladies Mantle and Mini Roses designed in gold mercury glass vases. |
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| A more modern take on French Country with beautiful peach French Tulips, fluffy golden Ranunculas and fresh green Vibernum designed in a footed gold mercury glass vase |
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| Clean monochromatic arrangements highlighted the tables in this sleek colorful lounge area. |
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| Monochromatic arrangements of blue Hydrangea, yellow Callas with yellow Acacia and fire orange Mini Roses. All were connected together with strips of variegated green flax. |
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| Sleek end table arrangements of deep purple Anenomes and deep purple Lisianthus designed in modern brushed stainless steel vases. |
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| A sculptural centerpiece of sandblasted Grapevine with deep plum Callas, Sterling Roses, Succulents and accented with strands of lime green Bullion wire. |
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| Clusters of gold mercury glass votives surrounded the centerpiece for a touch of warmth and sparkle. |
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| Place settings were accented with deep plum Ranunculas and deep purple Anemones to add a soft texture and a pop of color against the white china. |
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| Kate Moss inspired bridal bouquet with ranunculas, garden roses, lily of the valley and a single succulent accent with trailing white lace. |
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| Bridesmaid bouquets |
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| Simple bridesmaid bouquets of white peonies and ivy. The handle was accented with a tiny vintage key attached to the handle with ivory lace, to continue the "Secret Garden" theme. |
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| Delicate white peony and ivy bridesmaid bouquet |
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| Vintage "Secret Garden" key and lace bow detail |
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| The beautiful bride and her adorable flower girl with her "Royal Wedding" inspired head wreath. |
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| Elegant succulent boutonniere that will last all night and an adorable white ranuncula boutonniere with ivy accent. |
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| Lovely cake from LRE Catering with our touches of ranunculas, succulents and garden roses. |
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| Our amazing "Secret Garden" Chuppah for the ceremony in the courtyard at Flood Mansion. Our birch Chuppah was adorned with two kinds of dogwood, garden roses and trailing ivy. |
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| Dogwood branches in tall clear pilsner vases with ivy and jasmine trailing down the center of the tables at the reception in the Main Hall at Flood Mansion. |
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| The groom loves artichokes so we had to sneak some into the cocktail table arrangements with a lush white peony in a silver julep cup. |
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| Amazing few of the city as the sun is setting. |
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| Roberta from Resource One Inc. took the desired look, shape and feel of the table and created these custom linens and chair covers. |
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| About 250 tall white calla's were used to create this custom floral chandelier. We even designed it took look like it was hanging from a calla stem. |
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| Underneath this large chandelier we covered the mechanics with green galax leaves and you can see that the callas were stacked on top of each other to create the chandelier. |
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| Designing free standing succulent runners took time and patience but we think it was worth it, don't you? |
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| We used succulents, green fuzzy dianthus and milk plant to create this vibrant green and amazingly textured table runner. |
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| We wrapped tall votive holders and the container of the middle low arrangement with a mesh of black crystals to give a subtle touch of bling to the table. |
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| Overhead shot while we are still putting the table design together at Terra Gallery in SF. |
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| Low diamond shaped arrangement of yellow pin cushions, succulents and white phaleanopsis orchids was placed under the large chandelier to balance out the visual weight. |
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| Black and silver footed vases from Accent Decor held clean lined arrangements of tall white callas, yellow pin cushions and succulents. |
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| We accented the tall arrangements with black mesh to add a modern non-floral texture |
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| The table is ready for its close-up now! |
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| We placed mango calla lilies and orange tulips in a tall modern vase that was filled with glass beads and wrapped with hot pink wire giving it a dramatic effect. |
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| The smaller cocktail arrangements were placed in a sherbet orange terracotta vase filled with hot pink roses and orange dahlias. |
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| The high drama centerpiece we designed for the front entrance was made in a tall cylinder vase that was lined with kumquats, lemons, and glass beads. We used LED lighting at the base of the cylinder to illuminate the beads, and we also strung them amongst the branches creating a unique and modern arrangement. |
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