Intimate Meridian House Wedding

Intimate Meridian House Wedding

If it’s one thing we learned in 2020, it’s that small weddings are far from mundane! No matter how small the guest list, there’s no reason to sacrifice style or memorable details. Ali and Andrew’s intimate Meridian House wedding took place in the Linden Grove, which became the ultimate one-stop space for an effortless and classic affair.

We loved the use of varying shades of green foliage throughout. Lush magnolia, eucalyptus, rosemary and olive leaf were complemented with white and ivory blooms. Ali’s bouquet featured ivory garden roses, white ranunculus, and ivory majolica spray roses accented with the mix of magnolia, eucalyptus, rosemary and olive, lending a classic and organic feel to the event. And really, shouldn’t every wedding day start with walking the dog in your finest?

We are big fans of the Linden Grove. It is the perfect space for an intimate Meridian House wedding ceremony. The doors from the loggia made for an elegant entrance, while the trees form a natural aisle in the outdoor space. Garden urns flanked the couple for the ceremony. And don’t miss the special guest of honor with the best seat in the house!

But we love the Linden Grove even more for an intimate Meridian House wedding reception! Gold mercury mint julep cups were filled with lush wedding foliages accented with ivory spray roses. And can we talk about that gorgeous green velvet linen on the bar?! So luxe. Finished perfectly with a bar arrangement of textured white blooms paired with magnolia, olive leaf, rosemary and eucalyptus in a gold mercury bowl.

We had such a great time designing Ali and Andrews wedding! We wish them many years of happiness.

Venue: Meridian House

Caterer: Well Dunn Catering

Photography: Nessa K Photography

Florist: Petal’s Edge Floral Design

Coordinator: Leah Davenport

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Advice I’d give you as a florist if I wasn’t afraid of hurting your feelings…

1. Creativity costs money

Thoughtful choices matter. Floral design comes from premium blooms, careful mechanics, and hours of labor. Often, investing in a few impactful designs creates more magic than trying to do a little bit everywhere.

2. Pinterest isn’t reality.

Styled shoots, filters, and out-of-season flowers can set unrealistic expectations. A skilled florist translates your inspiration into something real, beautiful, and perfectly suited to your wedding.

3. Your choice of wedding planner can be a 🚩

A strong planner protects your vision and collaborates with your creative team. But not every planner has the same level of experience, and misplaced trust can cost you money, time, and beauty. Surround yourself with professionals who set you up for success. Protecting quality is how your vision comes to life

4. Repurposing only works with a plan.

Yes, some ceremony flowers can move into the reception, but it requires staff, timing, and logistics. With forethought, it’s seamless and impactful. Without it, it can create stress or compromise the design.

5. Timing is everything.

Flowers are living things with a short window of perfection. A carefully built schedule protects bouquets, keeps installations fresh, and ensures your flowers look their best when it matters most.

🌸 And one note for fellow vendors: florists care deeply. I don’t know a single one who doesn’t. We want to give couples our very best work. But flowers are perishable, which means details matter. When timelines push us to deliver too early, when arrangements are dismantled without our input, or when fading blooms are photographed as “detail shots,” the couple’s vision suffers. Collaboration is what protects the flowers and, ultimately, the experience we all want for our clients.

The truth may not always be easy to hear, but hearing it early will save stress, protect your vision, and give you flowers that feel unforgettable for all the right reasons. ✨
Victorian elegance met modern romance at the Fairmont. ✨ Centerpieces have the power to set the tone for an entire ballroom. Half the guest tables featured tall silver candelabras topped with textured designs of hydrangea, roses, dahlias, and lisianthus in shades of pink and burgundy. More than accents, the elevated designs added height, repetition, and cohesion throughout the room. The balance of tables held silver footed bowls brimming with the same rich palette, styled in a looser, organic shape. Together, the mix of height, texture, and candlelight created a romantic atmosphere that was timeless and unforgettable — the kind of detail that takes a wedding from beautiful to truly show-stopping. 🌸✨

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Diane & Michael’s autumn wedding at the Westin Georgetown redefined fall florals. 💙 Instead of the traditional rust and burgundy hues, their palette celebrated cooler tones: light blue hydrangea, lavender stock, and blue and lavender delphinium layered with roses and spray roses, even whimsical purple globe allium. Lush greenery framed the look, adding depth and texture. The result was elegant and unexpected — a design that felt fresh, refined, and utterly romantic in every detail. ✨

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