Molly and Matt chose to be married in Washington, D.C., a location that was special to both of them. They wanted an elegant, classic look that would mirror the timelessness of the surrounding architecture.

To compliment the muted gray of the buildings and monuments, we chose a simple palette of blush and white with soft, round shapes that would show off the dramatic angles of the structures.

Chris and Kaitlyn both love the outdoors; hence, it was fitting for them to be married in a woodsy outdoor setting close to Lake Tahoe. 

Lavish and extravagant describes their personalities, and we worked to pull off wedding florals that would reflect this happy abundance. The colors were rich tones of red, dusky purples and pinks and accents of beige and toffee. The bouquets were simple but luxurious, full of fragrant garden roses. We covered a delicate circle arch with twigs and moss to echo the forest setting, then tucked in bundles of roses that they would be married under.

Down either side of the aisle were hundreds of roses, a joyful, lavish celebration of Chris and Kaitlyn’s love. The reception tables were long, and rather than heavy arrangements that would block guests view we chose to do simple bud vases with hundreds of roses and split pomegranates for an extra touch of luxury.