The ceremony was held at Immaculate Conception, also locally known as Jesuit. The bride had chosen to use an assortment of tropical foliages both at the church and at Latrobe's for the reception. The striking contrast of textures and shades of green are wonderful. We also added a native plant's leaves and flowers - Saracenia- otherwise know as the carnivorous pitcher plant. These are so interesting, and the bride was lucky enough to have her wedding during the few short weeks that this flower is available.
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| The bride added the two tropical foliage arrangements to the church's own ferns on the altar. | This is a nice close-up of one of the altar arrangements. |
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| Another view of the altar arrangements. These are easy to transport if you'd like to use them both at the church and the reception. | A nice over view of the guest tables with their centerpieces. The bride chose single hydrangea in bubble bowls, with 4 pink tulips threaded throughout. |
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| A nice close-up of the table centerpieces. Simple and elegant, and so fresh looking. | One of the vase arrangements for the food tables. |
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| Showing how the food tables were laid out. On either side of the main entrance. | The bride chose several tropical foliages to be placed on our columns. |
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| A close-up of the braiding detail the interplay of textures in these wonderful arrangements. | Another view of the guest tables and centerpieces. |
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| Just to show the room. | Another view of the room. |
