These past few weeks have been a whirlwind! On top of attending the Event Planner Expo and designing for our weekly clients, special events and weddings, we've also supported a few of our favorite designers and showrooms during this year's NY Bridal Fashion Week.
Read MoreA few weeks ago we had the pleasure of designing for a wedding at The Weylin, one of Brooklyn's coolest venues. Previously the Williamsburg Savings Bank, The Weylin has French-inspired classical revival-style architecture designed by George B. Post. He is the same architect that designed our iconic New York Stock Exchange. The event planner we worked with on this wedding was the amazing Baton NYC and Ira Lippke Studios took the beautiful photos.
Read MoreA few weeks ago our studio was thrilled to participate in a story for one of our favorite home decor and DIY publications - Domino. In the article, Experts Spill Their Go-To Tricks for Autumn Floral Arrangements us along with designers from Stems Brooklyn and a few other studios across the US shared our favorite tips
Read MoreWe're excited to share news that we were featured by Brides Magazine in their October / November print edition now on stands. The "Details / Palettes" section was inspired by The Cotswolds - a storybook landscape in South Central England. A truly picture perfect setting of an English Countryside complete with rolling hills and quaint stone built villages. The arrangement we designed features some of our favorite romantic blooms including scabiosa, lady's mantle, hyanciths, and clematis.
Read MoreThis week as we are transitioning from the Summer to Fall season, I wanted to share some updates from the past few weeks. MId-August I took a two week recess from the busy wedding season to spend some time with family away from the city. It was a much needed break from the hustle and bustle of the studio, flower market, and every day NYC life.
Read MoreEarly summer brought vibrant hues in coral, pinks and lemony yellows for our favorite ginger haired bride Mandy and her stylish groom Ethan. The wedding as held at the industrial beer hall space Houston Hall - captured beautifully by the talented Craig Paulson.
Read MoreWe're in love with the new Autumn / Winter 2017 bridal collection from Savannah Miller called Avalon's Song and we're thrilled to create the bouquets and flower crowns for their shoot.
Read MoreAs we head into summer, we're planning out the details of weddings to come in the fall and can't help but thinking of a favorite we designed for Erica and Tom. Their wedding at Buttermilk Falls Inn in Milton, NY was all about neutral colors in order for the vibrant fall foliage to shine through.
Read MoreWe have an oldie but goodie to share today from a piece in Brides Magazine on A Punchy, Preppy Wedding Color Palette Inspired by Palm Beach. With the Summer officially here in NYC, vacations and hitting the beach is on our minds. We love the aqua and vibrant green colors mixed with all shades of pink.
Read MoreToday we're looking back at one of our favorite 'no flower' weddings we did for a lovely couple, Carrie and Adam. The couple was looking to have succulents and earth tones to decorate their early fall wedding.
Read MoreRemember it's not always about the flowers! We were excited to design lush, garland centerpieces for the Brides Magazine feature in their 2017 June / July Print Edition. Garlands are a great way to add lots of freshness to your event while keeping the price tag low. These work great for long tablescapes as well as escort card and dessert tables.
Read MoreAs Spring turns into Summer we are again reminded by how much New York City inspires our team. We've worked at some amazing NYC Manhattan venues for weddings and special events including The Gramercy Park Hotel, Highline Hotel, Tribeca Rooftop, The Pierre, The Museum of the City of New York, The Harvard Club, and The Knickerbocker Club.
Read MoreJust in time for engagement parties happening this summer and fall, Brides Magazine put together ideas for an 'Evening Chic' theme in their April / May 2017 print edition.
Read MoreThank you to Twirl for featuring one of our favorite weddings from last year in their "Real Weddings" section. Such an amazing day out in Upstate New York at The Farm at Lily Pond.
Read MoreSo happy to create a flower wall for the amazing Jenny Han at the launch party for her newest book, Always and Forever, Lara Jean. We were inspired by the simplicity of a fern frond along with the full blooms of carnations and cockscomb celosia.
Read MoreLast week we were featured by InStyle in their piece "13 Ways to Make Your Escort Card Table a Design Focus". Our tip, shared by our Creative Director Denise Fasanello, was number three on the list.
Read MoreWe worked with Carats & Cake on a recent piece for Martha Stewart Weddings on Monochromatic Weddings. We loved the topic of this piece as now a days weddings are not always about just white. Our top tips for brides looking for a monochromatic look - Add subtle hints to your centerpieces.
Read MoreLast week a styled wedding project we worked on with a few of our favorites in the industry - Laura Remmert Events, Face Time Beauty, and Judy Pak - was featured on Style Me Pretty. The florals for this table were inspired by a gorgeous Valentino dress Alexa Chung wore at an event recently with beautiful floral embroidery. Pretty and feminine. Much of my inspiration also came from the gardens at Wave Hill, the Wild Garden in the Spring and Summer features so many colors and textures and varieties of flowers.
Read MoreWe love thinking back to some of our past weddings. Here is a few photos by Sasithon Photography of the florals we did at a Gramercy Park Hotel wedding featuring lots of white with delicate, soft pink accents.
Read MoreWe're inspired by not only the season, but also art, architecture, and fashion. One of our favorite sources for inspirations is the museums and public institutions in the city. We attended The Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Gardens last weekend and we're blown away by the vibrant colors and textures featured in the orchid installations.
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