Classic white and green flowers will always be timeless when planning your wedding. For this fall wedding at The Round Barn the couple chose a clean, crisp palette of white blooms and lots of candlelight. Flower featured here include white callas, freesia, hydrangea, roses, seeded eucalyptus, Italian ruscus and branchy-birch elements as well. The bride asked for a cascade bouquet, but nothing too wild or too long as she’s petite and this foam free hand-tied bouquet was one of my favorites of the season! I don’t always take a picture of myself holding a bouquet, but I couldn’t resist taking a ..read more

There’s nothing quite like a fall wedding in Vermont. Add to that the beautiful surroundings of The Round Barn in Waitsfield, VT, and you have yourself a quintessential Vermont experience! Featured here are fall flowers in a palette of burgundy, orange, peach, and white including dahlias, mums, roses, amaranthus, scabiosa and hydrangea, with a few touches of blue thistle and eucalyptus. Texture rules the day here (although the adorable flower girl and sweet puppy really did steal the show!). Now, while I may be fawning over fall flowers here, the truth is, I do love every season in Vermont wh ..read more

If you are looking for the key to my floral heart, it’s probably yellow! I love yellow flowers–both as an accent and as a main player in your floral palette. Today I have an early summer wedding to share with you from Basin Harbor Club. It was a rainy day (that turned into a pretty rainy season actually!), but that’s why a great venue and their staff are ready for anything. A rainy day is a true reminder of how much life and beauty flowers can bring to your special day! (And yes, the yellows do the heavy lifting when it comes to brightening up the entire day!) The flowers featured here includ ..read more

There’s something about a wedding at Basin Harbor Club that make a blue and white floral palette right at home. With the water, the iconic Adirondack chairs, and the views, Basin Harbor is truly one of a kind. White peonies, roses, ranunculus, hellebores, lavender clematis, light blue tweedia, delphinium and hydrangea are featured here, as well as Solomon’s seal and white lilacs from my garden. I love that the bouquets feel both full, yet soft and the touches of greenery add a bit of playfulness to the shape. The wedding arbor was adorned with blue, white and green hydrangea, roses, and delph ..read more

As a floral designer, I live for color! When we started the floral planning for this September wedding at Trapp Family Lodge, the blues, whites and greens were our jumping off point, and as plans continued to develop, we added some touches of peach and orange into the mix to really add a pop of seasonal flair with a vivid contrast to the setting. Featured flowers here include peach and orange dahlias, blue delphinium, orange and white roses, blue hydrangea, thistle, hypericum, ranunculus, anemones and stock. I really dig the oranges and blues with the peaches, whites and greens. And the linens ..read more

A beautiful spring wedding starts with beautiful spring flowers! In Vermont it can be tricky to pull off an early spring wedding, but the day did not disappoint for Miranda and Cornell at Vermont National Country Club! A palette of pinks, peaches, whites and greens created a perfect spring feel. Featured in these designs you’ll see sweet peas, tulips, hellebores, ranunculus, roses and touches of blue delphinium and hydrangea for an extra pop of color. This was also my first time designing flowers for a bear (see below!) and the results were simply adorable! From the bridal bouquet to the cerem ..read more

If you love white and pink flowers with a slight nod to fall, I think this late August wedding at The Ponds at Bolton Valley is just the palette for you! Flowers are such a perfect way to add some fun and play with color throughout the day. For Madeleine and Daniel’s big day, the wedding party flowers were pinks and whites with touches of grey-blue and we added some deeper burgundy to the reception flowers. Dahlias and mums combine with soft pink and peach roses, white hydrangea, stock, ranunculus and a touch of blue thistle and eucalytpus for some texture and interest. There’s something abou ..read more

Fall weddings in Vermont are often inspired by foliage of the season, but Lynneah and Thomas combined classic whites, greens and pinks along with some warm, rusty-cinnamon tones into their wedding palette at The Ponds at Bolton Valley and the results are romantic and seasonal. Flowers featured here include dahlias, roses, mums, astilbe, sedum and fresh greenery for some texture and movement. Lean into the season and you can’t go wrong with an autumnal palette in Vermont! Tell Me About Your Vermont Wedding! The post Romantic Fall Wedding Flowers at The Ponds appeared first on Floral Artistry ..read more

When I think of beautiful fall wedding flowers, today’s wedding is what comes to mind for me! Burgundy dahlias, peach roses, mums, roses and greenery all come together for this Vermont wedding at Lareau Farm. From the gold compote bowls to the brass candlesticks, I can’t say enough about the personal details in Molly and Aidan’s wedding right down to the beautiful handmade vases by the mother of the bride. Dahlias, roses, mums, smokebush, agonis, sedum, seeded eucalyptus and grasses all bring a little bit of texture and autumnal vibes to the party. Lean into the season and you can’t go wrong ..read more

Flowers can add a beautiful touch of something blue for your wedding day! Today you’ll see a classic color palette of whites and greens with touches of blue including white roses, ranunculus, spray roses, larkspur, blue hydrangea, delphinium, tweedia, eucalyptus, poppy pods, thistle and Italian ruscus. I’ll start with a few shots of the bridal bouquet, followed by wedding party flowers, the beautiful ceremony arch and aisle flowers, and centerpieces for the tables under the pavilion at Mad River Barn. Marissa and Rafe were originally on my wedding calendar for 2020, and while a pandemic pushe ..read more