The Columns
The bride requested a very natural, lush look of assorted foliages with a sprinkling of white flowers. We used a combination of tropical and temperate foliages which made for a very interesting interplay of textures and colors.
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| The ceremony was at St. Mary Assumption. It's such a lovely old church, all it needed was a couple of arrangements on pedestals at the front. These were very large, approx. 5 ft. tall, probably 4ft. wide. Assorted foliages with large, standard calla lilies. | The pews were decorated with boughs of assorted trailing foliages such as English ivy, Italian ruskus, and variegated pittisporum for color. The foliage was designed to create an illusion of a garland going up the aisle. |
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| This wonderful piece graced one of the mantles at The Columns. Again we used various foliages and accented with white lilies, saracena and green hanging amaranth. | The Columns has two of these delightful figures. We filled their pots with assorted greens, saracena and green hanging amaranth. |
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| The mother of the bride supplied us with several containers to use, this silver trophy cup was great for a tall arrangement on the bar. | A front room side table was a perfect spot for another trailing arrangement. |
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| We made a lovely pav'ed centerpiece of hydrangea, cream colored roses, lisianthus and white ornamental kale in a lovely silver bowl supplied by the mother of the bride. | The cake was encircled with assorted foliages. Our picture was taken before the top was finished with a lovely Casa Blanca lily and tuft of green. Placing greens around the base of the cake differentiates the tablecloth from the cake while adding a lot of interest. |
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| The highboys at The Columns were decorated with these tasteful gerbera daisy bowls. We've accented the bowls with a fatsia leaf. | The cabaret tables were decorated with our bubble bowls which were filled with assorted foliages, various white flowers and fabulous saracena. |