Alexandra's bouquet had so much texture and depth it was difficult to capture it in a photo...
Our favorite part of the bouquet was the teardrop crystal from her grandmother's chandelier for her "something old" - just beautiful!
This bouquet had a lot going on....purple stock, purple lisianthus, bells of ireland, thistles, orange protea, and a collar of lemon leaf.
The bridesmaid bouquets
Some of the flowers photograph on the blue side, but in reality they are purple....
They contained thistles, purple stock, purple lisianthus, purple carnations and a collar of lemon leaf. They are finished off with orange ribbon that was the exact shade of the girls' dresses.
Instead of wearing a wrist or pin-on corsage, the mother of the bride carried a clutch purse with her flowers attached.
The Reception flowers:
Large cylinders with 4 stems of bells of ireland were enhanced with two sprays of waterproof fiberobtic light strands. It's hard to tell because it wasn't dark yet...but when the sun goes down, it creates a very lounge-like feel!
Each cylinder was flanked by two small vases with an orange protea and orange marbles. This entire look only contained a few stems of flowers but created a HUGE statement! Love that bang for your buck!
The toss bouquet
The other style of centerpiece were these striking candelabras with a vase of proteas and orange dahlias and lined with variegated flax leaves.
The room at the Shore Cliff Lodge looked beautiful with the draped fabric, beautiful linens, and a priceless ocean view (that you can't really see because of the sun) but trust me- it was stunning!
Congrats you two!!
The star of the show: the 3D Cake table with fresh materials and cake by The Cakery
The talented women who made this wedding happen: Yarrow Morse from the Cakery, Melinda Lynch from Festive Designs and Melissa Kramer from Kramer Entertainment & Lighting
The adorable flower girl and her flower sphere!
The bridesmaids bouquets
The groomsmen boutonniere
