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 18, 2019 12:24 am
If there’s anything designers love, it’s variety. Every client has a different idea about wedding design; they all have unique tastes and inspiration. In the case of this gorgeous wedding at the Beverly Hilton, the couple were all about neutrals. Soothing, soft tones used in a monochromatic style are pleasing to the eye and always classic and elegant. You can’t go wrong with a neutral wedding! We utilized flowers of the softest pale pink, intermixed with white florals, such as sprays of phalaenopsis orchids. Delicate greens, including pale green amaranthus in the reception centerpieces, subtly accented the florals. Hints of gold, in the vases, completed the picture. The Hilton’s beige ballroom lent the perfect neutral backdrop, beautifully setting off the... Read More
April 25, 2019 3:06 am
Roses and romance are one and the same when it comes to the symbolism of love, and this wedding was no exception. We created lush textures with ivory, pink, and mauve roses for the wedding ceremony, with a grand chuppah and matching floral arch. In the reception, we continued the look, adding a sense of lightness provided by sprays of orchids in the tabletop centerpieces. The stunning backdrop of the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel – as you can see by now, a favorite of ours – heightened the overall affect. See photos below by Jessica Claire, and special shout-out to Maryam Forutan from Delicate Details for running a smooth and successful wedding! Delicate roses hang down along the back of... Read More
April 2, 2019 2:24 pm
The Millennium Biltmore has been a backdrop to many of our most lavish weddings. This historic hotel was the epicenter of Old Hollywood and now is a sought-after venue for luxury weddings. The ornate ceilings, draped balconies, and Deco details are one of a kind, providing endless wedding inspiration for floral design. For their wedding flowers, our couple wanted the fresh vitality of a garden with the glam of gold and glass accents. We worked with a palette of whites and ivory, in the form of roses, weaving in lush greenery for a springlike feel. Our design featured our custom metalwork, in the form of candle holders, as well as large bridge centerpieces and opulent urn pieces. Working alongside an... 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
February 13, 2019 2:15 am
Private estates offer a one-of-a-kind, “Where is that?”-esque sense of sanctuary to a couple’s wedding day. For this event, the couple had their wedding at a private estate in Malibu, with a stunning backdrop of rolling hills and ocean waves. We created florals rich in texture and romantic greenery. The textures, colors, and overall inspiration of the wedding floral design was rustic and organic, as if the bouquets and design grew naturally from the surrounding hills. To create this look, we used ivory spray roses, roses, veronica, and varieties of greenery. The showpiece of this wedding was the half-crown backdrop of tall white florals and greenery, embracing the couple as they exchanged vows. Photos by Anya Kernes, below. The blush... Read More
