I've been colaborating with my friend Susan on her floristry for about 6 months now to create a totally new web site for her. (The first post I did is here.)
As you can see from just this small sampling, she can design anything, from traditional to avant-garde.
Having awesome flowers at your wedding can really enhance your experience by adding drama, style, and tying your color scheme together.
Here are just a few of my faves.
Enjoy!
If you want to match your ink to your flowers, she'll hook you up! Modeled by tatoo artist
Danielle Oberosler from The Tattoo Room in Simi Valley, CA.
Medium close up of a bridal bouquet with bamboo.
Arch decoration from a wedding at the Westlake Village Inn.
This is a shoe "purse" instead of a traditional bridal bouquet.
Decorated arch from a wedding at Lost Canyons Golf Club.
Part of the aisle decor of a turqouoise and brown color scheme.
Large column center piece.
Small center piece. Not everything has to be the same size; variety adds visual interest.
Toss bouquet with abalone and turquoise.
Cake topper with a single daisy.
Portion of a bridal bouquet.