Monday, August 2, 2010

Gary and Katrin




These pictures are close ups of the large peices and Katrin with her bouquet.

Gary and Katrin


Gary and Katrin's wedding was lovely and simple. We gathered for a garden ceremony and then, at the last minute changed plans for the reception. The weather had been fickle all day and right after Gary and Katrin entered the gazebo to exchange vows the thunder cracked and the rain let loose! What a day for a wedding! We all piled into the house for the reception, then soon after, the rain stopped and the sun came out again.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Peony Bridal Bouquet


Peonies come at my favorite time of the year. They make this bouquet lush and full and accent the roses, lily-of-the-valley, and chrysanthemums.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Purple Bridal Bouquet

A hand-tied bridal bouquet of yellow roses, freesia, liatris, crespidia, iris, and purple throated callas finished with a satin purple ribbon.

Wedding Show 2010 bouquets

This is the bouquet I made for my Wedding Work B class. The assignment was to pair up with two partners and using the same flowers, create completely different bouquets! I used lily grass to weave a lattice and then grouped roses, Alstromeria, Chysanthemums, Heather, and Bay Leaves. These matierials give it a non-traditional feel. Above is my interpretation and below are all three of ours together. This bouquet is my Wedding Work C bouquet. It is my senior bouquet and is meant to be an original design other than a hand-tied bouquet. I used a birch twig armature to insert the flowers. There are cream roses, pink Ranunculus, white and pink Liatris, white Freesia and Tea Leaves.





Monday, September 21, 2009

In Bloom Designs

During my internship, I have worked with another member of the GSFA, Kate Fadden. (The previous post was also about my internship.) She owns In Bloom Designs. I have learned a lot from her. Besides other techniques and ways of designing we worked on a huge arbor for a beautiful outdoor wedding. This helped a lot in understanding more large scale designs and how to make them work. The first picture is of the arbor and the others are the bouquets she made, each reflecting the designs we did for each wedding.



Fiore Blossoms






















My internship here in Seattle has been a great experience so far. I have worked with a few members of the Greater Seattle Floral Association but mostly with Alexa Johnson, owner of Fiore Blossoms. I've learned all about ordering flowers, consulting with brides, making boutonniere, corsages, bouquets, centerpieces, large arrangements and arbors. The pictures here are from a few weddings done with Fiore Blossoms. Many of the bouquets and arches were made by Alexa, but some of the boutonniere, large arrangements, and centerpieces, I helped with.



















































The next image I did for my favorite wedding with Fiore Blossoms. I loved Alexa's idea to wire the Phaleanopsis Orchids to branches. These are the rest of the images from that wedding. It was at a place called Newcastle, near Seattle. Outside of the tent is an awesome view of the whole valley around Seattle.







Saturday, April 18, 2009

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Tuesday, March 24, 2009