Long View Art Gallery Wedding

It’s always special when we get to design for more than one bride in the same family. After getting to know Emma through her sisters’ weddings, we were thrilled to celebrate her marriage to Evan. All three sisters had a similar color palette of peaches and corals, but Emma wanted to play up the corals for her wedding and colorful Long View Art Gallery wedding reception. Her bouquet featured coral peonies, peach stock, coral roses, coral sweet pea, coral snapdragons, and coral ranunculus accented with green echeveria succulents, touches of yellow mimosa and Billy Balls, and finished with seeded eucalyptus foliage. The bridesmaids – including former Petal’s Edge brides Abby and Zoe – carried a more muted bouquet of peach roses, ivory spray roses, white tulips, peach stock, and white ranunculus accented with seeded eucalyptus foliage.

Emma and Evan’s chuppah reflected the urban chic vibe of Long View Art Gallery, with copper poles and two dramatic sprays of flowers. These bursts of color featured coral peonies, coral roses, ivory spray roses, white tulips, peach stock, touches of yellow mimosa and oncidium orchids, and finished with seeded eucalyptus foliage – perfect contemporary touches for a colorful Long View Art Gallery wedding.

Cocktail arrangements were elegant small square glass vases holding a single coral peony blossom. The corals and urban chic vibe carried through to the colorful Long View Gallery wedding reception with four different centerpiece designs. Grouped vases of artsy poppies, eclectic vases with coral snapdragons, tulips, and billy balls, a dramatic tall greenery arrangement, and footed glass bowls of corals and echeveria succulents gave the room so much texture!