We have the pleasure of working with so many fabulously talented florists. Check out a handful of our favorite bouquets from 2019 below.
Bouquet: Kennedy Occasions
Bouquet: Blooming Hites
Bouquet: Flora Asheville
Photo: Sheila Nolt Photography
Bouquet: Britt Wood Designs
Photo: Picture This Photography
Bouquet: Marigold and Moss
Photo: Eve Yarbrough Photography
Bouquet: Marigold and Moss
Photo: Audrey Grace Photography
I was referred to Katie and Sam by the photographer for this wedding, Audrey (of Audrey Grace Photo) and was so happy to have the opportunity to connect and work with these two! From our very first meeting, I just loved these two. As Katie recently described it in a thank you note, it was truly synchronistic. We spent many planning meeting at our local coffee shop (because come to find out, in this sprawling city, we live 1.5 miles from one another)!! Katie and Sam had a fairly short engagement at just around 7 months and I actually took a 2 month maternity leave right in the middle of there as well. Such a perfect wedding and couple to come back to after having baby!
Below are some of my favorites from their day. Katie and Sam, thank you for choosing me to be such an integral part of your wedding. I feel incredibly blessed to have met you and your families both and look forward to continuing our relationship beyond the wedding planning process!
Thank you to all the vendors who made this such a success!
Venue: Emory Conference Center Hotel
Photography: Audrey Grace Photography
Videography: TNReels
Floral: Marigold & Moss
Hair + Makeup: Blush Studio
Band: Emerald Empire Band
Dress: Kelly’s Closet, Ivy and Aster
Groom Suit: Jos. A Bank
Bridesmaids Dresses: Azazie
Cakes: Gabriel’s Bakery
Light and Draping: Unique Event Elements
Getaway Pedicab: Joyride Pedicabs
The things that go through your mind in those weeks leading up to your wedding date are endless! If you’re like me, you even experienced wedding related nightmares. Mine was that I went to put on my dress before walking down the aisle and I had somehow forgotten to get it altered. It was a sample dress and about 6 sizes too large when I bought it so it wouldn’t stay up on its own, was way too long and just not what I imagined my walk down the aisle would look like. Thankfully my dress was already in for alterations so I’m not sure why that particular dream ahem nightmare came to me but it did. I felt prepared yet they still came.
While I can’t help you remember ALL the details, unless of course you hire us for your Wedding Planning needs or take ALL the stress away, again unless you hire us for your wedding planning needs, what I can do is provide you with this helpful guide so you don’t forget anything on your wedding morning.
For Brides
Getting Ready Attire (pajamas, leggings, robe, slippers, blouse, etc.)
Wedding Dress (It’s best if this is freshly steamed and packed inside your garment bag to be hung)
Veil or headpiece if you’re wearing one
Jewelry (earrings, necklace, bracelet, rings, etc.
Wedding Bands (it’s best that one person have both rings the morning of the wedding for detail shots when the photographer arrives) Tip: have them cleaned before hand as well!
Engagement Ring
Undergarments
Perfume
Cosmetic Bag (deodorant, hair ties, bobby pins, toothbrush and toothpaste, touch up kit for makeup)
Purse/Clutch
Shoes
Garter
Mini Emergency Kit (tide to go, medicine, sewing kit, hairspray, safety pins, mints, etc.)
Something Old, New, Borrowed and Blue
For Grooms
Pants
Shirt
Vest
Jacket
Tie/Bowtie
Belt
Suspenders
Dress Socks
Shoes
Underwear
Tie Clip
Cuff Links
Accessories (watch, pocket square, etc.)
For Ceremony
Marriage License
Programs
Copy of Vows
Any Unity or Ritual Ceremony Items (wine box, unity candle, rope, sand ceremony, love notes, etc.)
Any DIY items
Detail Shots
these items are best to pack together and have nearby and ready for photographers arrival
Bridal Accessories & Attire
Invitation Suite
Freshly addressed envelope with stamps (not mailed)
All Rings
It’s great to ask your florist for extra blooms or greenery for styling these items as well
Reception Details
Cake Topper
Toasting Flutes
Escort Cards or Table Display
Table Numbers
Menu Cards
Guestbook (and any essentials for it, pens, markers, etc)
Card Box
Any Signage (welcome, gifts, cards, etc.)
Any Photos to be displayed
Memory Table details if applicable
Personalized Items (chair back signs, chooses, cocktail napkins, etc)
Any DIY Items
Favors
Gifts
Future Wife/Husband Gift and/or Love Letter
Gifts for Bridal Party (don’t forget flower girls, ushers, ring bearer)
Gifts for Parents
Vendor Tips
There are many resources for tipping etiquette. We send all of our clients a tipping guideline the week of their wedding for ease.
These are best done in clearly marked, sealed envelopes
Wedding Exit Items
Any necessary items (sparklers, lighters, sand, bubbles, flower petals, etc.) and be sure to check with your venue for policies and specifics!
Overnight Bag
If you’re leaving for your honeymoon right away, you may need to think to pack in advance for an easy getaway (including travel documents, reservations, passport, etc.) but even still … here are a few items you may not want to forget the night of your wedding
Extra change of clothes for following morning (I ended up wearing my husbands shoes the next morning and had a girlfriend wear her husbands pants down to breakfast the morning after their wedding) This is so easy to forget but unless you want to put your wedding dress back on the next day for brunch, pack an extra change of clothes!
Toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, face wash (basically your day to day toiletries bag)
Phone Charger
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