LeeAnne’s bouquet was made of soft colored flowers in peaches and whites.  We used garden roses, hypericum berries, cymbidium orchids, calla lilies, and roses to design LeeAnne a classic and modern bouquet.

LeeAnne and Eric’s centerpieces followed the same concept as the bouquet — both classic and modern.  We used sleek glass and adorned the table with glowing candlelight at different levels with touches of classic flowers arranged in a modern way.  Below you see roses, hypericum berries and fiddleheads.

We want to give a special thank you to Ever True Studios for sharing lovely photos of LeeAnne and Eric’s wedding at The Langham Hotel.

Remember Martha and Graeme?  We shared their wedding photos with you here a couple months ago.  Their wedding was featured in The Knot Magazine!  Check out this four page spread on stands now or by clicking here to view the photos online!

Orly designed the burgundy ranunculus and white veronica boutonniere below.  It is called the frill seeker and it is wrapped with gold ribbon and wire.  You can check out the rest of this spread and these cool boutonnieres in the Boston Weddings Magazine Spring Summer 2012.

The fabulous publication Bliss Celebrations held a fabulous holiday party at The Exchange Conference Center. It was a winter forest theme with birch trees, moss, white twinkle lights, mason jars with scabiosa pods, brunia, white hydrangeas and roses.  We created long strands of baby’s breath with white twinkle lights for a soft, earthy, and romantic winter look.  The whole feel was magical and warm.  This party was a great start to December and we were really happy to be a part of it all.

It was wonderful, as always, to work with Rebecca Clark and Michelle Stump at The Exchange Conference Center, Amy Blau from Bliss Celebrations Guide, Edna Dratch-Parker from EFD Creative and her wonderful associate Kasie.  Also, with the help of Party Favors for the cupcakes, DJ Raffi for the amazing lighting and music, beautiful decor from Table Artistry and Megan Chapin Calligraphy, great food from East Meets West Catering, and the wonderful rental items from Rentals Unlimited and Peterson Party Center.  Thank you so much Person + Killian Photography for sharing the beautiful photos you took that night.  What an amazing event!

Whether you like the Twilight saga or not, the Twilight movies are always showing beautiful things.  I really like beautiful things and that is why I wanted to share this photo with you.  The chuppah and hanging floral installation are gorgeous, gorgeous.  Everything’s glowing in white and you can’t tell where the chuppah ends.  It reminds me of snowfall in the spring time.  Wouldn’t it be so nice if snow could fall when all the trees still had their leaves?

Look at how happy they are.  Their smiles say it all.  It was a pleasure to design the flowers for Purvi and Paul’s wedding.  Their fun, super sweet personalities shine through in every aspect of their wedding.  Their flowers are sweet with peonies and playful with fiddle heads.  They are bold with plum colors and sophisticated with white.  Thank you for letting us be a part of your special day, and a special thanks to the talented Binita Patel from Binita Patel Photography for sharing these amazing photos with us!

This event was a 6th birthday party for Nicholas Haseotes.  It was a big celebration for a very special reason.  Nicholas at the age of one battled cancer.  After a long battle Nicholas has reached the 5 year mark for being cancer-free.  It was a touching event to say the least and we loved playing a part in this special moment.  Nicholas’ birthday party was coordinated by Edna Dratch-Parker from EFD Creative – Event Planning & Design.  These wonderful photos were taken by Laura Parent of Relive Photography.

Colors of flowers were inspired by circus theme and colors of the invitations.  We used white hydrangeas, burnt orange callas, fiddle heads, billy balls, and red spray roses.

I met with Jennifer and Burak last spring to plan for their wedding on June 19th.  Jennifer, Burak and I worked closely together to pick out a beautiful spectrum of light red-pink to purple-pink colors for their flowers with touches of white.  Our main focus was to use warm, romantic flowers with an organic pop to go against the Willowdale Estate‘s vintage and traditional look.

We used succulents, pincushion tropea and hanging amaranths to add an earthy element along with romantic and warm peonies, roses, hydrangeas and lisianthus. Here’s what we came up with!

Jennifer’s bouquet.  We used amazing peonies in coral, fuchsia, and white, succulents, scabiosa pods and wax flowers.

We had three different centerpieces, all romantic and earthy.  This piece below has whimsical greens with rich hydrangeas and lisianthus, roses and scabiosa pods.

Phil Fox did an AMAZING job with Jennifer and Burak’s photos.  I love, love, love the attention with each and every photo.

Succulents.  Succulents on each table that sit right next to pin cushion tropeas.

What a pleasure to work with Jennifer and Burak, congrats again!  I also love how they decided to add a nazar to special boutonnieres and corsages, as well as the Jennifer’s bouquet and Burak’s boutonniere for a special touch.

Martha and Grame were married last October at the luxurious Liberty Hotel nestled at the foot of Beacon Hill.  The flowers that Martha and Graeme chose were lush with shades of plum, eggplant and berry.  The entry way felt like a secret garden with moss and curly willow branches.  This wedding was fun and playful, elegant and sophisticated designed by the very talented Linnea Tangorra and Megan Whithed from Tangorra Wedding Planning.

Each place card has an old fashioned key attached to it…

We had three different designs for the centerpieces with each sharing the same color scheme.  It’s fun to do this to mix things up and have a surprise on each table…

Above we have full, round and compact…below you see tall, airy, whimsical…

Hydrangeas, makara orchids, stock, curly willow.  I LOVE the chocolate hanging votives.   They blend lovely with the deep colored linens.

A low, compact centerpiece with chocolate colored votives.

A special thanks to Ned Jackson for the wonderful photos I am sharing with you here.  To take a look at more of Ned’s work, click here!

Lauren and Michael were married at The Memorial Church at Harvard University.  The ceremony was followed by an amazing reception at the wonderful Boston Harbor Hotel designed beautifully by Tangorra Wedding Planning.  Getting married in the spring is a favorite for many.  I DIE every time I see pink coral peonies like the ones in Lauren’s bouquet — no wonder spring is a favorite wedding season!  They both looked amazing and the photos show that they felt amazing, too.

William Tangorra Photography, Tangorra Wedding Planning, Kahootz for music and Boston Harbor Hotel did such an amazing job in making Lauren and Michael’s special day shine!