Inspired by the season and their location (the backyard of Katie’s childhood home), Katie and Walker used a spring-y green, white and ivory color palette to plan an “informally elegant” wedding.
– Justine Lorelle Blanchard, The Knot
Ribbon, Lace, and Streamers are BOW-TIFUL!
Luxe silk ribbons, patterned grosgrain, and vintage lace are all great ways to wrap up your pretty bouquet. Think of adding a family heirloom or sentimental charm to really personalize your big day blooms!
Colors collide in this bright and bold Cinco de Mayo inspired photoshoot! Paper Flowers, Mexican Candy, Papel Picado, and a Piñata make for a fun and festive way to celebrate!
FIESTA TIME!
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with metallic confetti, Mexican terra-cotta pots, Aztec designs, and real blooms that resemble the traditional Mexican paper craft!
Design + Concept: bows and arrows
Photography: Nbarrett photography
Flowers: bows and arrows
Paper: Southern Fried Paper
Frida Kahlo is a symbol of beauty, creativity, and strength and infamous for her emblematic self portraits. She inspires my work with flowers and head pieces more specifically. Since we are celebrating a week of Cinco de Mayo, here on the blog, I decided to treat myself to a Frida-esque make-over! I rounded up one of my good friends and fellow florist Nicole Hammontree with The Wooly Thistle to help me create a few master pieces.
Florals: bows and arrows + the wooly thistle
Photography: Apryl Ann Photography
Hair: Ashley Bristo
Makeup: Stephanie Potter
“I love you more than my own skin.” -Frida Kahlo
Simple and stunning. Not everything gorgeous has to be overdone. This inspiration seems effortless: soft dreamy lighting, petite monochromatic arrangements, playful streamers, seersucker linens….
flowers by bowsandarrowsdeluxe.com
photography by nbarrettphotography.com
Echeveria, kalanchoe, haworthia. Whatever the type, succulents have made their way into our big day and in a big way! Succulents have a unique beauty all their own, and when paired with pretty blooms there is no stopping them! They are seen in ceremony decor, centerpieces, bouquets, boutonnieres, and used as favors.
