We were honored to be chosen as the floral designer for a wedding between two people who share a love of -- and an eye for -- fabulous design.
The ceremony and reception took place at the Redbury Hotel and what made it most special was its size -- 18 guests.
Sean and SarahThe bride, Sarah Granger, is Creative Director of Iconic Event Studios in Los Angeles. Her husband, Sean, is an event photographer and owner of 2ME Studios. Sarah designed the look of the ceremony (top photo).
For the reception table, she gave us a few details -- she wanted pink, a vintage feel and the room to feel fully integrated with design and personalized with Sean's family collection of antique cameras, books and photos.
This arrangement graced the ceremony table.
The bride's bouquet was mounted on an antique wooden spindle. Her grandmother's rosary, which you can see delicately dangling from the bouquet, was tied to the spindle. The bridesmaid's bouquet was similar, only smaller and didn't include the lady slipper orchids.
The table design began with a copper sequined linen and a rouched ivory organza overlay provided by La Tavola Linen. Town and Country Event Rentals provided the rentals. Unique Tabletop Rentals provided the ruby crystal glassware. The hotel provided the mismatched flatware and china.
These "flowers" were created using the petals of other flowers in a layered, or pave, fashion, to create a completely different design. Loose garden roses scented the table.
Details and flowers were placed in key locations such as bookshelves and this mantel to further personalize the room.Photos by Erik Nelder and Sean Twomey or2ME Studios
Oh wow, this is the cutest intimate wedding ceremony. The couple had quite unique decorations. I am just in love with all aspects of their ceremony. We have also been trying to find finest outdoor venues in Atlanta for our garden themed wedding. Do you have any suggestions?
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