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Can you believe it is already almost halfway through April? Where has the time gone? We have been slacking a bit on blog posts so we thought we would catch every one up with where we have been seen and featured.

Featured on: 

Andrew Weeks Photography blog post for Darcy and Kevin's wedding we did at the Presidio Chapel and the fabulous Bimbos 365. Check out his blog post here with all the amazing pictures. Such a fun couple!

Carmel Valley Ranch featured a film of Jee and Michael's wedding we did there last year by Justin Fone Productions, on their website. A beautiful day, venue and couple. Check it out here, click on wedding video link to the right of the page. You will also see images in Carmel Valley Ranch's gallery of this wedding thanks to Suzy Clement Photography.

Grey Likes Weddings featured Juli and Conor's very romantic and intimate wedding that we designed for at Anderson Ranch in Kenwood, thanks to Scott Andrew Studio. The couple was like straight out of a magazine and the venue was breathtaking as well. Check out the feature here.

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Real Wedding: Marie and Todd

We had the pleasure of working with Marie and Todd for their October wedding at Paradise Ridge Winery in Santa Rosa. Well we didn't see Todd till the day of the wedding but we new that he really likes succulents. It was great to have a bride that had everything under control and organized with a sweet personality, Marie was more than great to work with through the entire design process.

It was a simple and elegant wine country wedding with textured flowers and rich fall tones that Alison Yin Photography captured beautifully in her images.

Love how one of the groomsmen is mid-air in this picture.

Rich bouquets of dahlias, toyan berries, ranunculas, succulents and callas.

These two are so cute that we had to include this picture.

The image on the left shows the giftbook table wine glass arrangement that we designed in a terrarium style using callas, croscosmia, succulents and toyan berries.

The simple and romantic centerpieces were lanterns the bride provided that we adorned with dahlias, succulents, cymbidium orchids and toyan berries.

Totally cute and fun cupcake display from the wonderful Kara's Cupcakes, that we accented with pops of burgundy dahlias and green succulents.

Such a breathtaking view we had to share it with you.

We wish Marie and Todd a long and happy marriage!

A big thank you again to Alison Yin for the images. 

For more images from Marie and Todd's wedding please check out Facebook/michaeldaigiandesign.

Memorial Day Weekend Madness

"On past Memorial Day weekends majority of our business consisted of people buying flowers to show respect to the fallen soldiers, but in addition to that now we have so many people celebrating and filling the long weekend with weddings and events"

- Michael Daigian

Memorial Day Weekend was a busy one for us here at Michael Daigian Design, we provided elaborate and beautiful florals for three back to back weddings in San Francisco and for the Stanford Senior Formal.


Here's a just a glimpse!

Real Wedding: Lindsay & Jake

Lindsey and Jake's wedding took place in the historic James Leary Flood Mansion in San Francisco. The keywords the bride wanted us to keep in mind when designing the custom florals were lush, elegant, romantic, unique, and secret garden. The desired color scheme for the stunning wedding was white and green.

 Lindsay's elegant bouquet was complete with white garden roses, white ranunculus, white peonies, green succulents, and lily of the valley.

We created a custom 8ft tall chuppah that was covered in lush greenery and white garden flowers creating a romantic look. It was almost as if you were stepping into your own secret garden.

We created five tall centerpieces in glass pilsner vases filled with white blossomed dog wood, lush green ivy, and jasmine. It gave a dramatic and elegant effect to the Flood Mansion dining room. 

The simple, yet elegant, white cake was finished with garden roses, ranunculus, lily of the valley, and green succulents. Cake by Living Room Events.

Real Wedding: Marisol & John

Marisol and John's wedding took place at the Saint Ignatius Church and the reception was at The Fairmont Nob Hill in San Francisco. The wedding was set to have a romantic and classic ballroom feel filled with white, red, gold, and navy blue accents.

 In the Bridal Bouquet we used white peonies, white ranunculus, white sweet peas, paper whites, and white lilacs. 

The Bridesmaid Bouquets were filled with red peonies, red ranunculus, and red piano roses. It was a unique and modern alternative to a classic red rose bouquet.

The escort card table arrangement was full of white delphinium, white stocks, white hydrangea, white blossom branches, and white snap dragons.

We made two large alter arrangements that had white delphiniums, white stock, hydrangea, snap dragons, white blossom branches, and white peonies.

The aisle decor bouquets were composed of elegant white hydrangeas and greens.

The wedding cake was finished with red ranunculus and red piano roses. Cake by Taste of Denmark.

Stanford Senior Formal  

The Stanford Senior Formal took place on May 26, 2012 at the SF Winery on Treasure Island. They wanted to create a sense of wonder in the design complete with vibrant purples, yellows, oranges, greens, and fuchsias. 

We designed a tall arrangement that we placed on each end of the bar full with wild grasses, allium, and other fun flowers into a tall cylinder vase.

We designed a free standing tall arangement where it looked as though the flowers were climbing up the metal frame. 

The designed whimsical wine barrel arrangements that were placed in low cylinder vases.

The illuminated floral arrangements were a hit at the Stanford Senior Formal and gave off the feel of wonder that was originally desired.  

Real Wedding: Rachel & Noah --- coming soon

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