Belugas and Flowers, wait - what?

A Monday afternoon luncheon at the Aquarium. 

A medical device company from New Jersey was launching a new product in Atlanta and hosted a luncheon for their clients.  I used large tillandsia surrounded by white stock and delicate fern in a mercury glass bubble bowl for the centerpieces.  

In the Ocean Ballroom, guests are treated to a private view of the beluga whales tank.  This one was very curious while I was setting up. 

Small high boy design with stock, fern, brunia berries (and beluga).  

Cator Woolford with Amy + Dan

Gorgeous is all I can say about Amy!  And her groom was adorable.

Pre-wedding photos were taken on the Emory University campus.

Her lush green and white bouquet was a lovely mix of super green roses, cymbidium orchids, sweet peas, mint, and kermit poms.

A sweet boutonniere of white kalanchoe and scented geranium leaf.

I love the mothers' traditional wedding garb.  They were like little dolls!



Mint was used in their signature drink as well as the homemade lip balm wedding favors.

Amy wanted a collection of vintage vases on each table to hold a serene and lightly fragrant mix of white and green flowers - peonies, stock, sweet peas, queen anne's lace, super green roses, kermit mums, mint, scented geranium, and lisianthus.

She purchased the clever luminaries/table numbers from etsy.

 Homemade photo booth fun!



A quick change into a short, funky dress made dancing the night away very easy!

Photos courtesy of Altmix Photography.

Virginia + Robin at The Pace House in Vinings

Virginia and Robin's wedding was a milk glass extravaganza!  It was fun searching flea markets for all the different sized vessels.  Virginia chose a clean, fresh white and green color palette that perfectly complimented the classic southern ambiance of The Pace  House. 

 White lilac, standard mums, stock, kalanchoe, hydrangea, and button mums combined with green buttons, super green roses, bells of ireland and bundles of fresh mint comprised her floral selection.

 Cutest cake topper - from Etsy, of course.

 Southern gents wore seersucker blue.

Photography by Addison Hill.