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Mason Jars and Paper Ball lights hanging from Grapevines on cable keeps these wedding guests beautifully lit in a cavernous tent.
The grapevine hanging from cable on the ceiling of this wedding tent serves two purposes...1. hides the lighting cable and 2. created intimacy in a vast shell.
I made these monochromatic bouquets for the wedding issue for InStyle magazine.
Marie wanted to kill me when she was only halfway thru lighting the 800 votives...with only 12 minutes to go before guests arrive!
Dogwood, roses, tulips, lilacs, viburnum makes a sweet combination for both centerpieces and bouquets.
Apples look great and fill up a nice amount of space without spending a lot of money in an arrangements.
Choosing Calla Lilies can be a daunting task in the wholesale flower market in NYC....they are all so beautiful AND expensive.
Cherry blossoms and Dogwood branches make dramatic centerpieces for large events.
Subtle colors on the bridesmaids really sets of off the blue hydrangeas of bouquets.
The simplicity of Lady's mantle and roses in an urn.
Repeating all one color or one type of flower can have a very dramatic impact.
This spectucular bouquet is a simply all scabiosas tied with a periwinkle ribbon.
Centerpieces of Cherry Branches can be so dramatic for any Spring Event.
