Stephanie & Kevin's Wedding

Gardenia corsages for the mother of the Bride, and football mum and rose corsages for the other parents and grandparents in the bridal party.

Gift table with manzanita branch stand and bubble bowl of hydrangea on the satin fabric base.

A variety of different sized bubble bowls made it easy to decorate both the small and the larger tables in one fail swoop. 

Manzanita branch forms decorated with led candle lights in the votives that were attached to the branches. At the base, cool satin fabric and a hydrangea bubble bowl.

Hydrangea bubble bowls arranged next to extra pieces of sandblasted manzanita wood.

Friends of the couple: The Lewis Family showing off our designs: aisle pieces as well as the bridesmaid bouquets.

The colors were very interesting: chocolate and ivory satin for the tables while the napkins and bridesmaid dresses were gold, rose, blue, and green.

Led candles that lasted all evening in the glass votives next to the manzanita branches and hydrangea bubble bowls.

One part of the table with the complete set up: napkin in the glass, votives in the manzanita branches, and hydrangea bubble bowl at the base.

Our larger manzanita branches were placed on either side of the arbor at the end of the aisle where the couple says their vows. We put the same LED candle lights in votives and hung them in the branches and wrapped the bases in the same ivory satin fabric.

Hand-made garland was about 12ft long and attached perfectly to the front of the arbor. It was made with fabric and dried flowers as well as ribbons, fabric, and manzanita branches to continue with the manzanita theme throughout the decorations at the wedding.

Stephanie & Kevin's sign-in board 

The completed arbor

Table set up before we put out the flowers in full sun

Attaching the garland to the arbor

Attaching the garland to the arbor

Hydrangea bubble bowls with manzanita twig accents all ready to go in the shade

Camarillo, CA was so hot that day! I had to continuously spray cold water on all flowers (especially the white ones because they bruise so easily if touched, stressed, or lacking moisture). This is one of the corsages with roses, hydrangea, baby's breath, ivory satin ribbon, and pearl accents

The aisle pieces picked up the colors of the fabrics on the tables as well as the colors of the bridesmaid and groomsmen dresses and ties. They are all ready in their mason jars. Yellow and pale pink roses, and delphinium. 

The first. Hydrangea with sandblasted manzanita twig accent in bubble bowl.

The flowers are in! I am ready to prep, clean, and start working and get these puppies made before tomorrow!