Erin & Kevin’s Monadnock Area Wedding

 

Erin and Kevin created a thoughtful and love-filled wedding we were so happy to be a part of!  Along with a bevy of talented family and friends, this couple crafted details for their special day that emanated their personality and exemplified Erin’s attention to detail.  From the small town church to the completely transformed reception hall, this rural New Hampshire wedding was a stunner from start to finish!  Feast your eyes on these equally beautiful photos from the very talented Shannon Cronin Photography…

 

 

 

Sometimes I love a bouquet so much that I do what’s known as my “happy dance” when I hold the completed product.  Yeah, that happened!  Blush peonies, lavender roses, white stock, freesia, dusty miller, white veronica, fresh lavender and hosta leaves from the garden.

First look

Boutonnieres of thistle and fresh lavender

    Down the baby’s breath lined aisle.  This church in Wilton is the epitome of small town charm!  The bride’s parents and grandparents were married in this very spot, making it that much more special.Married!

My first attempt at hand lettering on one of our chalkboards

Favors made by the couple

Ceremony decor reused at the reception

   This ceiling installation was a group effort.  Fabric and lighting by the couple and giant hanging baby’s breath spheres from us.  So gorgeous!

 

Congratulations again, Erin & Kevin.  It was a pleasure!

 

For a full album of their wedding day, please visit our Facebook page.

Photography – Shannon Cronin Photography

Ceremony - First Unitarian Congregational Society in Wilton, NH

Reception – Monadnock Country Club

Catering – Northeast Cafe (former Ideas in Bloom couple!)

Sarah & Casey’s NH Seacoast Wedding

I was so very excited when Sarah contacted us about her wedding plans.  Way back when we were a couple of school kids with a shared passion for horseback riding.  Though we have since gone in different directions, the magic that is Facebook brought us back together.  Sarah had been following our work and made the connection shortly after announcing her engagement to long-time love, Casey. 

The couple was planning their NH Seacoast wedding from their new home in Colorado.  Fortunately we were able to catch up with Sarah and her Mom, Denise, on one of her trips back east to talk about the big day.  Blush pinks and purples would accent the beautiful surroundings of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea in Rye.

Bridesmaids bouquets were a romantic combination of purple dahlias, roses, stock, fresh lavender, and green mini hydrangea.

 

 

The Groom and his Groomsmen sported rose boutonnieres.

Loved the classic car – what an entrance!

Sarah’s bridal bouquet was a mix of blush pink dahlias, peonies and roses.  Dahlias were an integral part of these designs.  The couple’s dog is named after the flower!

 

Mother of the Bride with her freesia wrist corsage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations to Sarah & Casey!

Be sure to check back on our Facebook page and website gallery soon for full albums of their special day…

All photos by Peter Osiecki - PRO Photography of New England

Modern Wedding at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center

Spring has been busy around here and we are well into wedding season and all of the work and beauty it brings!  I had a few fleeting moments to play catch up today week and Coleen and Colin’s May 11th wedding in Cambridge MA was up next in the blogging queue.

We used blooms in shades of purple, yellow and white for their modern Boston wedding.

 

The bridal bouquet was mostly white with touches of vibrant purple and yellow.  White stock, ranunculus and spray roses were mixed with dusty miller, purple tulips, status, asters, freesia and yellow billy balls.

The maids carried purple bouquets with pops of yellow to contrast against their dusty grey J.Crew dresses.

   Junior bridesmaids, dressed in yellow, carried solid purple bouquets featuring stock, alstroemeria, tulips, anemones, and dusty miller.

Ranunculus boutonnieres

 

Pam at work

The Boston skyline was looking a little soggy, but luckily the drizzle let up for the ceremony and reception.

Each table was named after a neighborhood. 

The events space in the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center is a must see!  Check out that ceiling!

Cocktails were enjoyed in the gallery space.

         

Simple gerbers (the groom’s favorite) added a simple punch of color without taking away from the art installations.

 

What a beautiful venue!