Rachel and Ty had a Springtime wedding at The Laurel in Grapevine, Texas – the perfect backdrop for a romantic, floral-focused ceremony and reception in neutrals from ivory to champagne, and added greenery to make everything feel even more lush!
The ceremony space had a vaulted ceiling – perfect for an understated greenery installation along the beams, trailing down to frame the couple at the altar. A wooden cross accented with a floral spray in its center also sat up at the altar. We added petals and floating candles down the aisle for a simple tie-in that didn’t take away from the hanging greenery and cross flowers.
The statement in the reception space was a floral halo that also hung from the ceiling, full of lush greenery and Wisteria. A disconnected floral arch was designed for the photo booth area as another statement and floral tie-in in all the guest photos!
We designed two different table centerpieces - low compote arrangements and repurposed bouquets with candles for the round tables, and vines of greenery and whimsical blue taper candles on the long tables. Flowers also accented the fireplace mantle and a custom sign of the newlyweds’ last name, as well as the cake, which tied in with the intricate flowers piped on its sides.
The bouquets were romantic and full of fluffy blooms and touches of eucalyptus to complement the bridesmaids’ dusty blue dresses.
Bridal Bouquet Ingredients: White Peonies, Playa Blanca Roses, Quicksand Roses, White Tulips, White Majolica Spray Roses, White Sweet Pea, White Tweedia, Gunni Eucalyptus
