Bridal Stiletto Style

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something...Choo! Ladies, after the gown is chosen all excitement is not lost. There's always the shoes! Here are a few from the 2011 Jimmy Choo Bridal Collection for a little inspiration. Happy shopping!






Images Courtesy of: Jimmy Choo

Sneak Peek: Jamie and Jay

Here is a sneak peek of our recent wedding at La Playa Beach and Golf Resort. Thank you to Limelight Photography for sharing the beautiful photos.




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Sneak Peek: Kat and Joschi

Here is a peek into Kat and Joschi's wedding at the Don Cesar Beach Resort in St. Pete! Thank you to Orlando photographer Brian Adams Photographics for sharing these beautiful shots.





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Flower Blues?

Many Brides come to us with hopes of having their floral decor in blue tones. There are not too many naturally blue flowers out there and spraying and dying flowers is always an avoidable option. Here are a few inspirational pictures that can give you an idea of how to incorporate blue into your floral decor.

Blue Berries:
Not only does it give you a darker jewel toned blue, but it adds texture and interest.


Grape Hyacinths:
If their vibrant color doesn't win you over, their smell will! These plump blue flowers are perfect in the springtime and look great alone or even as an accent flower.


Blue Iris:
These delicate blooms are a good addition to many other floral varieties. Their small pop of yellow in the center is beautiful and gives way to other coordinating yellow options.



Images courtesy of: Martha Stewart Weddings

Video Sneak Peek!

Here is a sneak peek into a beautiful wedding we did last month! Kudos to Voila Cinematic for doing an amazing job, as always. We look forward to seeing the rest!

Greg and Kelsey (Coming Soon) from Voila Cinematic on Vimeo.

Color Combinations

Many Brides come to us with a set color palette and have a hard time visualizing something else added in that may help their colors come to life more. Whether its touches of chartreuse to go with your blue or purple scheme, or another color within the selected family, it's an addition that could really take your flowers up a notch. We love using several shades in a particular color family because they give bouquets and arrangements a great sense of dimension.


Image Courtesy of: Cynthia Martyn Events

Royal Bouquet

Now that Kate Middleton has walked down the aisle her bouquet will be copied over and over again. It consisted of a combination of white flowers such as, Lily of the Valley, Hyacinth, Sweet William (of course!), and the traditional Myrtle grown from the same Myrtle tree that Queen Victoria's bouquet was made from. Brides will most likely be surprised as to the cost of using Lily of the Valley as it remains to be one of the more expensive flowers throughout year.

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