I did all the flowers for the wedding too, so I'll share some pictures of those.
Sorry it's been a couple days since my last post. I'll do another one this afternoon too to make up for it!
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| Starting to set up on Saturday morning |
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| view for the ceremony site |
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| Believe it or not, I had 24 of these white windsor chairs on hand. |
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| The groom to be built the trellis for $20 in 2 hours. He's pretty talented. |
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| A bunch of greenery from my garden for the bouquets and centerpieces. |
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| Most of the flowers form Stop and Shop floral department. |
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| completed bride's bouquet |
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| another angle. |
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| a table full of centerpieces. Their colors for the wedding were yellow and purple. |
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| The bride's bouquet on the right, with the three bridesmaids bouquets on the left. |
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| The beautiful bride getting ready in our master bedroom. |
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| The bride and her father right before walking down the aisle. |
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| The Bride's two daughters just before walking down the aisle. |
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| The happy groom. |
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| my husband Brian playing the music for the wedding. |
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| My husband and I |
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| and there was lots of dancing all night! |
What a beautiful bouquet and what an amazing setting for a wedding. What a lucky bride and groom to have a great friend like you to do all that.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely wedding! The flowers were magnificent. The bride is lovely and what a handsome, cheerful groom! The young ladies with the bouquets, just precious. You put together such a festive occasion, right down to providing the music. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the newlyweds.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments! It was so much fun to host and I love an excuse to arrange loads of flowers!
ReplyDeleteHello! I saw your bouquet on Erin's blog and thought I'd come on over. I really like how you used the hosta leaves in there. They look great!
ReplyDeleteloved the photo of you and your husband.
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