April 18, 2023 4:35 pm
We want our couples to have a one-of-a-kind experience with us – by having a one of a kind wedding. Thanks to our construction and design team, we can execute amazing ideas from scratch. Vahe and Siuneh wanted unique designs for both their ceremony and reception spaces at the Taglyan Complex. For the ceremony, we combined three arch structures in a distinct overlapping setup and added movement and texture with cascades and accents of florals. A grand stage elevated the couple for their vows. Echoing a beautiful museum or grand home, the couple wanted gold picture frames on a bold black wall in their reception, and we delivered – expertly assembling handmade ‘frame’ details on the wall using intricate wood... Read More
June 3, 2022 12:29 pm
The lush lawn at the Four Seasons Westlake set the scene for Alla and Alano’s summery wedding. Cream and ivory flowers with pops of lavender and greenery created a light yet luxurious look to the wedding. For the ceremony, we built a freestanding circular arch, echoing the symbol of the wedding ring for a poetic touch. The couple provided guests with tossing petals on an antique cart, which we dressed with more flowers and greenery; and we flanked the aisle with lush wildflowers. For the outdoor reception we designed both tall and low centerpieces with a mix of roses, tulips, and orchids. The tall pieces consisted of full arrangements of flowers, and modern candleholders dressed with phaelenopsis orchids. The final... Read More
May 24, 2022 2:38 pm
The Jonathan Club in Downtown LA is a stately, ornate space with handsome wood details and gorgeous chandeliers. But with teh pandemic necessitating outdoor events, Marielle and David’s guests discovered the Club has a stunning rooftop space as well. The couple celebrated their vows in front of a green wall and our arch filled with blush and ivory roses and lots of greenery; skyscrapers looked down on the guests for a truly impressive urban setting. The soft, pretty look continued at cocktail hour with soft gray lounge furniture, dainty florals, and a stunnig piece for the escort card table. For the reception, we created. both high and low pieces with hints of gold, like our gorgeous tall stands, to offer... Read More
April 7, 2022 12:49 pm
Nico and Kennedy’s romantic wedding at the Fort Washington Country Club featured generous florals, elegant tabletop decor, and an airy ceremony space right on the golf course. We played with both rustic greens and browns and light, bright pinks and corals; earth tones provided a rich backdrop to the lighter colors. We used magnolia leaves in our designs as the backs of the leaves are a smooth medium brown, adding depth and dimension to the wedding arch, bridal bouquet, and centerpieces. Other tan and orange foliage and antique hydrangea added to the natural look. A wide runner of florals on either side of the ceremony aisle matched the lush arch, filled with antique and blush pink roses. Inside, tall centerpieces... Read More
November 30, 2021 11:30 pm
This intimate celebration was packed with personalized, chic style. From the deconstructed wedding ‘arch’ to the overhead drifts of orchids and greenery, Jon and Valeria worked with us to create a one-of-a-kind event design at Nobu Malibu. The colors ranged from bright white to soft peach to a pretty blush. We used cherry blossoms, roses, and orchids to create a rich yet light look. Tons of orchids and greenery hung over the dining table, complementing the beachy blue-and-white china and blush-pink glassware. Classically composed clusters of roses and pillar candles also decorated the table top, with one rose tucked into each napkin. The rose wall added a fun backdrop to guests’ photos for a highly personalized touch to the wedding.... Read More
November 3, 2021 1:51 am
An all-important element of wedding ceremony design, the chuppah provides symbolic shelter for a wedding couple, and a focal point for guests at the front of the aisle. Melissa and JL wanted something lush, rustic, and eye-popping. Utilizing greenery, white florals and whimsical branches of curly willow, we created a big-is-better chuppah that wowed guests and blended in perfectly with the beautiful grounds of the Empire Polo Field. The reception took place in a tent with sumptuous draping and more overflowing greenery. Pops of fresh white flowers aligned with the all-white draping and flooring, and the rustic chairs and sea-blue linens. Vintage-style globe lights hung within our custom ceiling installations of greenery. More greenery edged the stage, and even served... Read More
May 30, 2020 1:18 am
Danielle and CJ’s wedding at Mandarin Oriental is a sophisticated celebration in classic whites. Delicate white florals, complimented by gold and clear accents, prove to be wedding details that will never go out of style. For the ceremony, we created a three-arch design decorated with orchids, hydrangeas, and roses and adorned with a stunning crystal chandelier in the center. Two statement urn arrangements create a stunning entrance to the tall candelabras, cascading florals, and heavy candlelight that line the aisle way. A beautiful white runner is created from rose petals the length of the aisle. The reception, which was held in the very same space as the ceremony, was magically transformed into an elegant white ballroom complete with golden tables,... Read More
May 24, 2019 2:25 am
The ballroom at the Riviera Country Club has a decadent look – rich gold curtains, chandeliers, and sconces add a gilded feel to the room. We worked with light, pretty pink florals to add dimension and romance to the overall design of this classic, beautiful wedding. We combined ivory, bright pink, lavender, and antique pink roses with hydrangea for the reception florals, collecting charming small pieces down long tables and going for drama with tall, glamorous centerpieces for the round tables. The ceremony featured clusters of florals and eucalyptus greenery on the existing gazebo at the Riviera, adding texture and depth to the vows area. Ivory draping added a final sophisticated touch. Our favorite part of this wedding? The non-matching... Read More
March 1, 2019 2:11 am
Many of the weddings we design host literally hundreds of people – huge events with lots of guests. But some of the smaller, more intimate affairs are just as innovative design-wise as our larger events. For this wedding of less than 75 guests, the couple wanted to add architectural designs to their florals, and we were happy to oblige, from the circle of roses behind the couple – that later accented the cake table – to the lush flower wall behind the sweetheart table. As always, we enjoyed working with the confident and capable Katie Lee from Bella Destinee, and photographer Andy Seo. Gold chairs by Palace Party Rental vibed perfectly with the soft whites and ivories of the florals.... Read More
