There’s something about citrus in the summertime that feels instantly joyful. 🍊 🍋
Paired with blue and white chinoiserie, blooms in warm sunset hues of peach, coral and orange, this tablescape is a reminder that the most memorable celebrations are full of color, texture, and unexpected details.
Would you embrace a citrus-inspired wedding or event?
📍 @hotel24south
📷 @miragephotography
💐 @petalsedgedc
Industrial architecture and romantic flowers will forever be one of our favorite combinations.
For Sarah & Erkan`s wedding at Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, we paired lush garden textures in muted pastel hues to soften up the brick and steel interiors throughout the reception space. The result felt intimate and quietly luxurious in all the right ways.
This venue is such a dream for couples who want something moodier and more architectural than a traditional ballroom wedding.
📍 @ritzcarltongeorgetown
📷 @astridphoto
💐 @petalsedgedc
💄 bridalartistry
Natural. Timeless. Elegant. Soft. Romantic.
When Annemarie described her vision, we knew exactly the world we wanted to build around her. This September, she and Cooper were wed at the stunning Woodlawn and Pope-Leighey House in Alexandria, surrounded by lush greens, white blossoms, and the warmth of copper and gold woven throughout every detail.
From her abundant dahlia and rose bouquet to the organic arch installations and candlelit reception tent, every element told one continuous, intentional story.
This is what it looks like when a vision is truly honored. ✨🤍 Bespoke floral design for DC-area weddings. Inquire through the link in bio.
📍@woodlawnandpopeleighey
📷 @austin.austinphotography
🍽 @maineventcaterersdc
💐 @petalsedgedc
It’s hard to beat a cozy winter wedding at the Hotel Monaco
📍 @monacodc
📷 @amandarobbinsphotography
💐&📋 @petalsedgedc
💄 @amiedeckerbeauty
🎶 @dangoldmanevents
Designing flowers for St. Francis Hall always begins with scale. The ceilings are high, the stone walls are bold, and delicate arrangements can quickly disappear if they are not designed with the room in mind.
For Monica & Dave’s wedding, we leaned into that height with tall arrangements that lifted the eye upward while still keeping the tables welcoming for guests. Soft white and green flowers created a romantic feeling against the historic architecture, while the elevated designs helped the entire room feel balanced. When the proportions are right, the flowers do not fight the space. They belong in it.
📍@stfrancishall
🍽 @windowscatering
📷 @roephoto
💐 @petalsedgedc
📋 @bellwetherevent
Red, White & Blue
📷 @taylor.rose.photography
💐 @petalsedgedc
