by Gayla Harvey | Nov 6, 2024 | ceremony, flower style, reception venue
Thinking of a winter wedding but not sure how it would look decades from now? Many venues and churches are adorned with holiday décor. Include the belove Poinsettias. One of the most popular holiday flowers, poinsettias are loved for their vivid red and green...
by Gayla Harvey | Aug 28, 2024 | ceremony, flower style, reception venue
Pampas grass is trending in wedding décor. One of the most versatile trends in the bridal world, the pampas grass can be used in any setting from a desert mountain event to a classic ballroom. When it comes to wedding décor trends, pampas grass is a favorite....
by Gayla Harvey | Jul 9, 2024 | flower style
Do you know the difference ? We’ve selected (3) of the most requested flowers and put them to side by side comparison. 1st up: Garden Rose: Full Petal Count, Cup Shape 2nd : Ranunculus: petite in size 3rd: Peony: Peonies are a full bloom flower with multi The...
by Gayla Harvey | Jun 4, 2024 | ceremony, flower style, reception venue
Baby’s breath is a beautiful flower with small blooms and is great for enhancing wedding decor. There are so many ways baby’s breath can be incorporated into the décor. From bridal bouquets to arches to centerpieces. Here’s a beautiful wedding captured at...
by Gayla Harvey | May 21, 2024 | ceremony, flower style, reception venue
Within this relaxed and refined setting, the scenic beauty of the Lowcountry unfolds with panoramic sunset views along the waterfront of the Ashley River. Lowndes Grove featuring a breathtaking golden sunset, a reception design straight out of a daydream, and ceremony...
by Gayla Harvey | Apr 30, 2024 | ceremony, flower style, reception venue
Johnnie & Chris at Gadsden House Simple and classic, long stem rose bouquets is one wedding floral trend that will never date. White rose varieties that will soon become your favorite. Polar Star, Escimo, Vendela, White Majolica, Tibet, Proud, Alabaster and Polo....
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