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What it is—
Component #1: the newsletter
Think of it as your invitation to coffee. It’s where we talk about what really happens in the studio—the inspiration, the difficulties, and the joys. I want to peel back the curtain on this very full life as a florist, creative, entrepreneur, and mother with young children. In doing so, I hope to entertain your curiosities and encourage you through your struggles and towards your own dreams.
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This space acts as a folder for things I mention in the emailed newsletters. My goal is to keep the newsletter short and sweet. You can simply read the letter and be done, or delve deeper into a topic by clicking a link to a longer article or a more thorough gallery of images. This is where those additional musings and images will live.
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Wedding Flower Centerpieces at a Museum Venue in Tennessee
The focus of each centerpiece were the warm and dynamic garden roses called Distant Drums. This decadent rose, though covered in thorns, produces a bloom of dark pink and mauve that fades into blush and bursts into a fluffy golden center.
Wearable Flowers in North Texas
A modern, elegant approach to country wedding style. Rather than using predictable rustic or cowboy elements that are often found in western or barn styled weddings, the details created a more subtle, though still acutely, country vibe.
Bold Colors and Unique Florals
Our goal with this shoot was to push the boundaries of traditional wedding style in order to provide engaged couples with inspiration strong enough to comfortably lead them into something unique for their own wedding. We used bold colors, interesting textures and unusual floral designs.
Classy Wedding at Brentwood Mansion
For the wedding flowers, rather than the easy, expected choice of simple blushes and whites to accompany her white gown and navy bridesmaids dresses, Abi opted for a more dynamic wedding flower color palette with engaging textures and did not balk when I suggested adding a touch of yellow-gold silk ribbon to her bouquet. It added a warmth and sophistication that paired perfectly with the comfortable yet classy style and mood of the wedding.