Last weekend I was super excited to be able to participate in the Genesys Charity Ball at Warwick Hills. The theme was Monet's Garden - a florist's dream! The photo below shows the low centerpieces relaxing in the cooler before their debut at the ball. One of my favorite photographers, Tamara at Silver Thumb Photography, came out to document the event, and I can't wait to see what she came up with!
Sara and Walter began dating in 2001, and finally tied the knot on October 31st!
Sara's bouquet contained privet berries, fern curls, delphinium, anemones, dahlias, stellata pods, seeded eucalyptus, green hydrangea, Kermit button poms, scented geranium, roses, ranunculus, and hypericum. The white grosgrain ribbon was embroidered by her mother.
The bridesmaids bouquets were more subdued and contained privet berries, fern curls, anemones, ranunculus, stellata pods, seeded eucalyptus, hydrangea, Kermit button poms, hypericum berries, wheat and scented geranium.
The ceremony was at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Saline, Michigan, and the reception was just down the street at Weller's. Sara is a graphic designer, so I wasn't surprised to see how beautifully she coordinated all of the details. Walt wore a kilt, and Sara perfectly matched his family's tartan cloth with ties for the groomsmen and pashmina shawls for the bridesmaids.
You can find gorgeous pictures from the day on the Brett Maxwell Photography Blog. And here's a link to Sara's website. Be sure to check out the beautiful wedding invitations and stationary she creates!
Congratulations Sara and Walter!
Here’s another non-traditional autumn color scheme for my awesome bride Sarah. I really love how this one turned out!
The bridal bouquet contained Hot Chocolate mini callas, burgundy dahlias, Black Baccara roses, Mariska spray roses, cymbidium orchids, bells of Ireland, and myrtle.
Sarah and David were married at the Church of the Holy Family in Grand Blanc. Then they partied at Atlas Valley Golf & Country Club.
Congratulations Sarah and David!