Luz and Vic's wedding was a simple affair held in Austin this past Saturday. Luz's favorite colors that she wanted to include were Hot Pink and Baby Blue. Their original desire was to use locally grown flowers so naturally I contacted Pamela with the Arnosky Family Farms in Blanco. It turns out late November falls too late or too early for their crops. So we had to rethink the plan for Luz & Vic's wedding flowers. Luz did express a desire to use calla lilies so that was the spring board for the new design.
I decided to create her bouquet with cream and hot pink callas, hot pink stock for their wonderful fragrance, blue limonium, cream lisianthus, white hydrangeas and wrapped it in a wonderful light blue satin ribbon.
In Vic's Boutonniere, I used a cream calla, cream lisianthus, blue limonium and wrapped it with light blue ribbon to coordinate with Luz's bouquet.
Here is a side view that shows the beautiful ribbon and the Ti leaf collar.
Below is a small bouquet I created for their offering to the Virgin Mary, a cultural tradition for their families. They also decided to use this bouquet during the reception on a memorial table for Vic's father.
The bridesmaid bouquets consisted of 3 Black Magic roses, 3 Friendship roses and Leucadendron wrapped in the same chocolate satin ribbon as the bride's bouquet.
The corsages consisted of a Black Magic rose, raniculus, bauble berries, ruscus and leucadendron leaves.
The groomsmen boutonnieres were created to match the bridesmaids bouquets using the Friendship rose and Leucadendron.
The grooms boutonniere was created with a Friendship rose, bauble berries and Ruscus leaves.
In Vic's Boutonniere, I used a cream calla, cream lisianthus, blue limonium and wrapped it with light blue ribbon to coordinate with Luz's bouquet.
Here is a side view that shows the beautiful ribbon and the Ti leaf collar.
Below is a small bouquet I created for their offering to the Virgin Mary, a cultural tradition for their families. They also decided to use this bouquet during the reception on a memorial table for Vic's father.
This is one of my favorite wedding table arrangments I have done over the last couple of months. The bride was getting married at a castle in Fredricksburg. She desired that her flowers match the overall European flavor of her wedding. I used hydrangeas, veronica, poppy & scabiosa pods, dahlias, berries, modern & antique roses. The end result was a very romantic CP. My desire is to use each flower's own beauty to dictate the style and form of each arrangement I create here at Simply Abundant Blooms. Each flower is so vastly different so why shouldn't each arrangement be just as different!
