Bright spring bouquet with a hint of a dark side

This is the bouquet I designed for my brother's fiance Mackelle. She wanted me to try and use all four of her wedding colors; hot pink, bright yellow, lime green and purple. For the life of me I couldn't fix my camera's settings so that the purple flowers looked the purple they really are. They really aren't that blue. The flowers I used in this bouquet are white roses (large, medium and small), hot pink peony buds, yellow calla lilies, purple gerbera daisy's and lime green button mums.

Mackelle also really loves the funky look of feathers and wanted me to try and work them into the bouquet. I originally was going to do the feathers in a color, but in the end I decided black was the best option. This works because black and white is being used throughout the rest of the wedding as a backdrop for all the other colors. It really ties everything together.

I found this large and beautiful pin on ebay. It was less then 10.00 including shipping.

I love a good ebay find!

In these pics I noticed the purple tulle wasn't centered on the pink so I fixed it. But I was to tired to get out my camera and take more pictures.

This was a fun bouquet. I'm glad I could do it for my soon to be sister in law.

I can't wait to see her bridals. This bouquet is going to look amazing next to her white dress.

Thanks for looking. I should have another bouquet to post in about 2 weeks. So check back soon :)

Fiesty, Flirty and PINK!

Sorry these photo's aren't the best, but I love this bouquet so much I have to post it good pics or not!

I love the pink and purple combination of this bouquet and feathers give it a sort of rocker chic vibe.

The buckle on the handle of this bouquet is my absoluet favorite.

Really the pictures don't do this adorable bouquet justice!

The very un-redneck hunting and camo wedding

"How will I do this?" I wondered, when I first heard what the bride and groom wanted. Camo...horns...hunting...deer? How do use these things and make the cake not look like it belongs on something from that scary redneck wedding show?

Well, This is what I came up with....Thanks to the help of my amazing wedding cake baker, Daphne. We pulled it off. This isn't a cake that I would choose, but I ended up falling in love with it. I had so much fun creating the veil and tux tie for the deer on top of the cake. The stick monogram and burnt wood cake base also gave it perfect final touches.

 I also had fun putting together a different style that I've never done for the brides bouquet. She wanted it to look as though as if we gathered the flowers that morning from a mountain field. We used burlap and camo ribbon at the base of the bouquet. I was also pleasantly surprised at the outcome and everything turned out better then I could have hoped it would.

Orange and Red Spring wedding

This bouquet looke so vibrant and beautiful against the white backdrop of the brides dress. It was a very gray and rainy wedding day, this bouquet provided a splash of sunshine on the couples special day.

Lemon yellow, lime green and white Gerbera Daisy bouquet

This was a such a bright and cheerful color combination. I'll always love Gerbera Daisies :)

All silk flowers were used in this wedding. The lemons on the cake were though.



Liz's wedding flowers



This is one of my favorite color schemes.

My sister in Law Daphne Thomas made the cake and I did the floral work.

 I made the teal and plum burnt silk flowers. I love the crystal accents.

The silver leaves were a nice touch too.

I couldn't get the lighting right for these pictures.

This bouquet was gorgeous and these shots don't even do it justice!



This is her a top view of the bouquet standing in a vase. I loved the crystalized evergreen we added. She was married two days after christmas. We wanted this bouquet to say, "winter" not Christmas.

This bouquet was silk. If you're intersted in my work e-mail me at sdutton12@yahoo.com I can easily ship a bouquet to you.