Ceremony Altar:
Floating candles in cylinder vases, white hydrangeas, yellow
tulips, and white phalaenopsis orchids will spill off the ledges behind the
altar. Lucite risers are used to create height on either side of the stain
glass cross. Votive candles are
scattered on the risers of the altar stage.
Lining
the aisle are yellow tulips at the base of each pew reaching up out of the rose
petals.
Bride’s Bouquet:
The bridal bouquet is a simple, naturally-shaped bouquet of
white tulips, white lily of the valley, white stock flowers and ivory garden
roses wrapped in ivory ribbon with the stems showing.
The Reception:
In front of the entrance to the ballroom, the guest book
table will have cylinder vases lining the center of the long table with white
tulips and the letters L-O-V-E spelled out in yellow buttons and propped up in
front of the tulips.
At
the entrance to the grand ballroom, just beyond the guest book table, tulips hang
from the top of the door so guests walk underneath them.
The
tall centerpieces consist of a fluted trumpet vase overflowing with white
phalaenopsis orchids, yellow tulips, yellow garden roses and white hydrangeas.
They are surrounded by tall and short votives.
Some
of the centerpieces are crystal candelabras with the base covered in white
hydrangea “clouds” and large white callas and yellow tulips twisting up the
center in different directions with a single phalaenopsis orchid bloom on each
cluster. Tall and short votives surround.
The
low centerpieces are square vases wrapped in ivory fabric with a black ribbon
band and overflowing with white hydrangeas, yellow tulips, white phalaenopsis
orchids, and yellow garden roses. They are surrounded by tall and short
votives.
Additional
white square vases with a black ribbon around it are filled with yellow tulips
for cocktail tables.
Initials covered in yellow button flowers greet guests at the church on the entry doors and later hang from the bride + groom's reception chairs.
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