Too Many, Too Much

This weeks challenge was five weddings. Next weeks challenge is to take more pictures. Unfortunately, I am no good with a camera but I'm hoping to get better at taking more pictures, and even more so, taking better pictures. For now, this is what I have.

The Rumple Wedding

This was such a fun wedding and Janet was such a fun bride to work with. Her inspiration was to obtain an Asian aesthetic and to keep it modern to fit with her venue choice, the lofty Factory 12 in Columbus. I think she succeeded greatly. Here are some pictures from the event.

The bridal bouquet was designed using standard red Gerberas with green 'Yoko Ono' Poms and subtle accents of Bear grass.

The Bridesmaids carried simple red Mini Gerberas wrapped in black satin.

of long banquet tables and rounds of 8. On the long banquets we placed alternating square and rectangle glass vases filled with green Fuji Mums.

On the rounds we designed glass cylinders of curly willow and red James Storie Orchids. These tall arrangements helped this large space seem more intimate.

What a creative solution to the boring place card tables we are all used to seeing.

(Thanks Janelle for taking all these great pictures)

Too bad Janelle didn't work the rest of my weddings, because I am hopeless at taking pictures on site. The best I could do for the rest of my weddings was to take a quick snapshot of the bridal. Here's some quick pics.

The McKeen Wedding

For this wedding I combined fragrant peonies and freesia with tulips and roses. The white and yellow color scheme was elegant and trendy with the grey Bridesmaid dresses. The accompanying Bridesmaid bouquets (which I didn't take time to photograph) were yellow Roses and Poms with a grey satin stem wrap.

The Seger Wedding

Whites and ivories with subtle accents of powder blue was accomplished by adding light blue Hydrangea and hybrid blue Delphinium to the alter pieces and light blue Delphinium to the Bridal bouquet. The Bridesmaids carried a simple favorite of white Stock and ivory Roses.

The Muyskens Wedding

I love tone on tone arrangements so when I was asked to make a bouquet in shades of buttercream to peach I was excited to do it. This bridal bouquet was created using four different roses and peach mini calla lilies.

The Rosen Wedding

This was fun. Red roses with light green Cymbidium orchids, green Hypericum berry, white Freesia and whimsicle Bear Grass loops

While I was glad to be done with all the work on Sunday, it was an amazing week and I was happy to be a part of it.