Sarah & Nick

Nick & Sarah got married the first weekend of April- I have known Nick since High School, and was so happy that he found a gem in Sarah! This is the largest wedding I have ever done. It adapted as the planning went on, It was a romantic wedding with a vintage twist. We used purples, pinks, and whites.

Both graduates of the University of Washington they got married at University Christian Church, and had there reception in the Don James Center at Husky Stadium. I continue to be blessed with there friendship. Nick is the president for Construction for Change, and organization that I love working with. If you are not familiar with it please look at their website. constructionforchange.org

Stephanie & Josh

Stephanie & Josh had a fun and colorful garden color scheme. One request she had was no roses. One of the fun elements of this wedding was the bridesmaids wore dressed with multiple colors. This made creating coordinating flower arrangements unique. I worked with Stephanie, and we created a colorful and spunky concept.- It is one of my favorite schemes I have ever done!

Alex & Joel

Alex and Joel are both incredibly generous individuals who met through volunteering and soon after offered me the opportunity to create the floral decor for their wedding. Alex requested A Midsummer Night’s Dream so we chose bright colors of purple, yellow, red, tangerine, and blue. Another favorite of Alex’s are butterflies which added a fun, feminine grace to each arrangement. The photos for this wedding were taken by Kayla Bosma. To see more of her work, please visit her blog at kaylajphoto.blogspot.com.

Kim & Joe

Kim and Joe elected beauty and elegance for their special day. Their colors were opaque sea blue with white roses. The beautiful summer wedding took place at the Sanders Mansion in Auburn. With the warm colors and the even warmer weather, Kim and Joe’s day turned out sensational.

Angela & Michael

Michael and Angela celebrated their wedding in the fall so, naturally, they went with the season’s theme and chose harvest colors. Crisp red and orange roses, lilies, and green hydrangeas along with white votives enchanted guests at their table.