Modern Style for District Winery Wedding

Modern District Winery Wedding

While warm, intimate and absolutely stunning, Terri and Brandon’s modern wedding District Winery embraced clean lines and modern design for a feel that was contemporary and upbeat. The rich florals evoked some of the most delicious wine varietals! For Terri’s bridal bouquet, elegant and textured was our goal. A mix of blooms including blush Juliet garden roses, peach roses and stock, burgundy mini calla lilies, and chocolate cosmos were gathered together for an impact that was at once romantic and lush. The bridesmaids carried complementary bouquets in the same soft peach hues, hand-tied with burgundy satin ribbon. Brandon’s groomsmen wore sophisticated boutonnieres consisting of peach spray roses, while the groom’s boutonniere featured a burgundy mini calla lily accented with artful loops of bear grass.

Modern Ceremony Style

The couple’s ceremony setup was especially striking, with two modern altar arrangements set on pedestals. Birch logs lined the interior of two glass cylinder vases, topped them with a lush design of white hydrangea, peach stock and roses, burgundy spray roses, and burgundy scabiosa. Asymmetrical designs of white phalaenopsis orchids cascaded from the lush bank of flowers. The aisle was punctuated by black lanterns, along with a scattering of peach rose petals to demarcate the bride’s path.

Intimate Reception

When it was time for guests to celebrate at the couple’s modern District Winery wedding reception, they were treated to the visual of centerpieces easily as delicious-looking as the catering! Glass rectangle vases were filled with a mix of white hydrangea as well as peach stock, garden roses and spray roses, finished with touches of burgundy mini calla lilies and chocolate cosmos. It was the perfect ambience for Terri and Brandon’s wedding festivities!

Bride and bridesmaids in front of wine barrels at District Winery

Photo by The Madious

Bride and father before going down aisle

Photo by The Madious

Groom and groomsmen at District Winery, Washington, DC

Photo by The Madious

Photo by The Madious

Black lanterns lining wedding ceremony aisle at District Winery

Photo by The Madious

Photo by The Madious

Photo by The Madious

Table set for family service at District Winery wedding

Photo by The Madious

Close up of flower from table centerpiece

Photo by The Madious

Photo by The Madious

Photo by The Madious

Terri and Brandon brought us a beautiful vision to work with, and we loved being part of their wedding. Congratulations to you both!

Ceremony & Reception: District Winery

Photographer: The Madious

Florist: Petal’s Edge Floral Design

September, we’ve missed you…

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Woodend. One of our favorite venues!

Branches, berries, grasses, pods. The best of summer and fall all in one.

Peek-a-boo! 🦊

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Oh how we love a room shot…

Don’t get us wrong! Give us all the delicious little flower close-ups. We want to see every ruffly petal and perfect place setting.

But then BACK UP!

Because this is the moment we’ve been thinking about all along. How do those centerpieces fill the room? Where does your eye go first? Do the tall pieces actually feel tall beneath a 20-foot ceiling?

Does the whole thing have rhythm?

Seeing all of those individual pieces finally come together into one beautiful room never, ever gets old.

Twenty-plus years in and we still get a little giddy about it.

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Oh how we love a room shot.

Don’t get us wrong, give us all the delicious little flower close-ups. We want to see every ruffly petal and perfect place setting.

But then BACK UP.

Because this is the moment we’ve been thinking about all along. How do those centerpieces fill the room? Where does your eye go first? Do the tall pieces actually feel tall beneath a 20-foot ceiling? Does the whole thing have rhythm?

Seeing all of those individual pieces finally come together into one beautiful room never, ever gets old.

Twenty-plus years in and we still get a little giddy about it.

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Oh how we love a room shot!

Don’t get us wrong, give us all the delicious little flower close-ups. We want to see every ruffly petal and perfect place setting.

But then BACK UP!

Because this is the moment we’ve been thinking about all along. How do those centerpieces fill the room? Where does your eye go first? Do the tall pieces actually feel tall beneath a 20-foot ceiling? Does the whole thing have rhythm?

Seeing all of those individual pieces finally come together into one beautiful room never, ever gets old.

Twenty-plus years in and we still get a little giddy about it.

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📷 @kthompsonphotography
💐 @petalsedgedc
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Consider this your weekly pep talk. 💐

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Some venues need flowers that make a statement. Ritz-Carlton Georgetown is all about atmosphere.⁣
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The exposed brick, warm lighting, and intimate scale already bring so much character to the space, so we leaned into layered candlelight, soft movement, and garden inspired flowers that felt romantic without overpowering the architecture.⁣
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One of our favorite DC venues for couples who want their wedding to feel elegant, warm, and completely immersive.⁣
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