Jason and Meghan

Peacock feathers and colors of turquoise, green and blue were a big hit last summer and seem to still be hanging in there for 2014.   Green is a wonderful color option for the colors of these dresses and bring out the shimmer of green in the peacock feathers.  Some flowers that come in this lime green tone are roses, kermit mums, green spider mums, alstromeria lilies, cymbidium orchids, dendrobium orchids, hypericum berries and gladiola blooms.  Gladiola blooms are a great way to get a full flower and not add a huge amount to your budget.
   

 

Dawn and Dave

Dawn and Dave held their wedding ceremony and reception at the Snus Hill Winery in Madrid. 

Dawn wanted an organic feel and something different and a little unusual. 

We added dried grape vine to her bouquet and also around the bottom of the bridesmaids bouquets.  

Check out the  guys lapel pieces.  I loved doing them.  Millet, succulents, grape vine pieces and green satin wrap.                                                                                                    

The corsage at the top right hand corner,  cockscomb, globe amaranth, some dried grape vine tendrils and green ribbon.  I loved making these.  They were the same for the men only minus the ribbon.  

The setting was charming and casual.  Intimate and personal.  A lovely place for a wedding. 

On a side note, those are my limelight hydrangeas in her bouquet.  My first year to grow them.  I may be a little partial but I thought they were beautiful.