the gentlemen's boutonnieres were all a bit different.
switch grass, sage, dusty miller, andromeda & lavender were gathered together for this handsome piece






lush plumes of babies breath gathered together with maiden hair fern & hosta were ethereal and clean in mason jars hung from bark twine down the aisle.

professional word of advise (aka, kerianne's thought): with vast backdrops simple aisle decor looks best.  when choosing ceremony site's with a view, remember just that... the view!  adding to much down the aisle can be overwhelming and the end result take away from the scenery.  i love the babies breath below... soo simple, but gives the aisle a little somthin' somthin'.



under the tent fresh arrangements added soft color to the tables.  filling the collection of bud vases & pitchers nicole and her mom found each table had it's own look.  we added some great stone square planters from les fleurs to add a larger arrangement to some of the guest tables bringing the whole look together.  it's important to remember when doing small vases or many types of finishes to have a few larger arrangements to "weight" the space and create a cohesive feel in the room.





the bud vases were either clear glass in a mix of sizes and shapes, lavender glass bottles or white milk glass.  white clematis, white snap dragons and white peonies looked great in the purple bottles.  "jules" peonies, apple bloom stock and pale pink astilbe were used in other vases to create the table arrangements.  sweet accents like dusty miller, lavender, mint & sage looked lovely with the blooms.