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Now’s the time – register for one of the last remaining spots! This Wednesday, Decemeber 2nd at 6:30pm, join us in our sparkling, midtown-Manhattan showroom and create your own Holiday Table Garland. Our expert floral stylist will lead the class with insider tips, while you get plenty of hands-on experience. Our flower classes are filled with laughter and that special spark of creativity. We’re located right in New York City’s best holiday-shopping neighborhood, steps from Bloomie’s and Dylan’s Candy Bar. Take a break and do something for yourself!
Can’t make it this time? Check out other upcoming Flower Classes.
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Our bride envisioned a stunning, vibrant wedding bouquet, for her fall ceremony at Manhattan’s Ritz-Carlton Battery Park. Jewel tones have a special place in our hearts for fall and winter weddings.
We composed this lush, compact bridal bouquet with red garden roses, Freedom roses and deep-red Bacarra roses, combined with dark purple stock and magenta cymbidium orchids with burgundy centers. Stems were tied with an ivory satin ribbon, with ends exposed, for a fresh touch.
Photographed by Studio A Images, at the Ritz-Carlton Battery Park.
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Greg & Dana's Wedding at Fresh Meadow Country Club from Sarah Tew Photography on Vimeo.
Fresh floral decor and time-honored tradition made for a perfectly romantic, Jewish wedding on Long Island in early fall.
Greg & Dana were wed at Fresh Meadow Country Club on Long Island in September. Dana wore a gorgeous gown by Carolina Herrera– it was perfect on her and Greg’s face full of delight at the first look was so fun to capture. The forecast was for rain and we weren’t sure what time it would start, but we lucked out and got just enough time to do the couple’s portraits together outside before it started coming down.
With fall in full swing, it seems that everyone is embracing Apple picking, pumpkin lattes (pumpkin everything for that matter), sweater capes and of course fall colors. One major fall component that seems to be lacking this year is the traditional fall weddings.
Our fall brides have always been eager to embrace the fall season by incorporating the rich fall colors, seasonal blooms and sneaking some mini pumpkins in there somewhere. However, this year, were truly seeing a shift, in that brides seems to be reaching for the softer side of fall.
So what does this mean? It’s less of the rich fall colors like shades of red, orange, amber, browns and hints of yellow and more of the creams, blush, greens and a pop of burgundy for good measure.
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This pop-art inspired flowerwall, for a rooftop wedding at Manhattan’s Studio 450, was truly like nothing we’ve ever done before!
Grooms Manjil and Brad wanted a “jaw-dropping,” one-of-a-kind piece of living, floral artwork, to serve as backdrop for their tradition-infused ceremony. We used vibrant gerbera daisies, in a rainbow of shades, from deep red, fuchsia and orange, to yellow, peach, pink and white. Vivid hues invoked India’s floral wedding-ceremony decor. While the striking, contemporary pattern, set against a skyline sunset, made the moment very NYC.
More photos of this colorful, romantic autumn wedding in our newest wedding gallery Floral Pop Art.
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