A February Wedding
We were thrilled to be able to provide flowers for this beautiful February wedding. The bride wore a gorgeous vintage dress and the colours for the bridesmaids were apricot, peach and orange.
Pink Ice Protea and Fountain Pincushions were the main flowers. The Fountain are a later flowering pincushion and are at their height in January and early February. They have a soft purplish tinge when they first begin to flower so they really went well with the apricot and peach colours. I added some bright pink Kangaroo Paw, Brunia Albiflora, some gorgeous purplish silver eucalyptus foliage and some blue green conifer foliage. As a highlight, I added some gorgeous summer grass seed heads. The bouquet was bound with jute ribbon and I added a bow which was removable. The bride opted for removing the bow and I think it really worked. The colours worked so well with her stunning ivory coloured vintage dress.
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| Photo by KS Photography |
For the bridesmaids, I used Pink Ice Protea, Brunia Albiflora, Pink Kangaroo Paw, Geraldton Wax and more of the native foliage. Each of the bridesmaids dresses were different - all variations on the vintage theme so keeping their bouquets all the same was important.
Grevillea foliage, and the same blue green conifer foliage also tie the bouquets together, with the summer grass highlights also added. Again, the bows were removable.
In keeping with the idea of the different bridesmaids dresses, the bride decided that the boutonniere should all be different. What fun! Using different combinations of the flowers and foliage from the bouquets, I created the button holes to be all different, but "matching".
The groom's boutonniere stood out by being slightly larger. You can see a dried leucadendron cone, single Brunia Albiflora, Kangaroo Paw, Banksia, conifer foliage and summer grass.
And lastly, the corsage for the Mother of the Bride - a combination of Kangaraoo Paw, Grevillea, Wax flower, foliage and summer grass.
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| Photo by KS Photographers |
The photographers for the wedding took this beautiful photo of the brides bouquet. KS Photographers have won the Tasmanian Wedding Photographer of the Year for 2014 and their website is well worth a look. They are so creative and their catalogue is stunning.
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| Photo by KS Photographers |
It was such a treat to work on this wedding! And so nice to see some photos of the day taken by such a great photographer!
