Zofia & Marc

If you are looking for some jaw dropping wedding inspiration look no further. Zofia and Marc planned this day down to every detail, from ties to shoes, with no detail being overlooked to bring this magical day together. Our first meeting, like with many other couples, began with an inspiration collage of their wedding Pinterest board. Designers have conflicting views over Pinterest boards and whether they help or hinder in the wedding planning process. For me, I think that so long as the couple is open to variations on the design, as well as being realistic with regards to their budget, then the images that the couple assemble can really help you to get an idea of the style and feel the couple is trying to achieve.

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The event took place at L’Orpailleur Vineyard  in the Eastern Townships. The flowers were going to be used as the couples primary décor. They wanted to stay true to the natural setting of the venue all while capturing the hearts of their family and friends to create a romantic setting. The color palette that they were inspired by were blushes, pinks, burgundy’s and whites. Textures were also a key part of this design, using complimentary greens and large protea’s  as a primary focal point added that wow component.

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The pièce de résistance for the event (aside from Zofia of course) by far was the ceremonial arch, although the cedar hedge was no small feat either. This piece was truly a labor of love. The base of the arch was made up of curly willow that I weaved together by hand, while creating key junction points to place the main focal floral pieces. The structure was further enforced with seeded eucalyptus and magnolia and from there inspiration just took off, and this 4 ft long ceremonial masterpiece was created. This piece served multi functions for the bride and groom, in that after the ceremony it was used as the floral runner of their sweet heart table.

Beautiful Day, Beautiful Couple… Congratulations you Guys!!!

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Event Location:http://orpailleur.ca

Photographer and photos courtesy of: http://www.michealbeaulieu.com

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Sarah and Daniel

“Where should we get married?”…….

This is a difficult question that brides and grooms face especially if you don’t necessarily call the same place home. Daniel native to Mexico City and Sarah native to Montreal, decided on Montreal to become Mr. & Mrs. but certainly not without incorporating touches of Mexico to bring their other home to their big day. A culture know for their bright colors and awesome fiesta’s, Sarah wanted a bright, simple bouquet. Opting to keep a continuous pattern to not take away from the beauty of the flowers I chose, Free spirit roses which naturally have differing hues depending on the bloom, Sebastian dahlia’s and dusty blue succulents to create Sarah’s bouquet. She loved it!!!

These wonderful photos below are courtesy of the very talented Justin Desforges of Upside Photography.

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