Jason and French Renew Vows

After ten years of marriage, two amazing daughters, and one horrific motorcycle accident later, my cousin Jason and his wife French got married again. In the past, I was skeptical of the "renewal" idea, but after this wedding, I am a true believer. This wedding stands out as one of the truest examples of what true love is. If after ten years, and some very hard times, you can stand together and continue to pledge your lives to each other, you know its real. (and yes I too can be a sap sometimes)


Because of the understated nature of the event, they only needed bouquets for my cousin and her daughters. The wedding attire was accented mostly in pink, with a little bit of orange, so to construct the bouquet's, I used primarily green button mums, and pink roses, accenting with orange berries and some amazing roses that faded orange to pink.
Overall, I really appreciated the opportunity to be part of their wedding, and I think that I learned a lot from the experience.

Cole and Steve's wedding

I Have been very lucky in getting started with this whole adventure. Right off the bat I had a friend allow me to do the flowers for her wedding, it was amazing. Her wedding had what I called a nineteen fourty's French countryside with a modern twist feel, so I was allowed to have a lot of fun. Her main colors were yellow and blue, so we ended up using patterned table squares in blues and yellow with three sizes of cobalt blue vases with yellow flowers. May sound crazy busy, but it ended up looking really cool.

For the bridesmaid bouquets we used Yellow flowers with patterned blue ribbon, and they really popped against our blue dresses. The brides bouquet was probably my favorite part. We used very delicate looking white flowers (that were amazingly durable) and worked in a few peacock feathers that matched the French veil that Christina made her.
She looked amazing, and it was one of the most enjoyable weddings I have ever been a part of. (as both florist and bridesmaid, it was quite a day!)