This was a dream job. The bride wanted the celebration of her marriage at the incredible Rania Restaurant to look as if had been abandoned and nature had taken over. Foraged foliage- nandina and ivy, smilax from East Texas Smilax, Spirea from Mountain Flower Farm and found mossy logs were the main components. We also used large amounts of jasmine hanging from the entrance lighting fixture that filled the air with a sweet scent as guests arrived and exited. We used flowers only at the bar. We also made small cookies and cakes for the dessert table- Rose Pistachio Shortbread, Miso Tahini Chocolate Chip Drops, Small Olive Oil Cakes with Strawberry and Coconut. And lucky me, Amelia Johnson photographed and did an incredible job of capturing the details.
October Bounty at The Hay Adams
Always a treat to work at the Hay Adams. This joyful wedding had loose parameters- non traditional fall, joyful color, harvest bounty, incorporate fruit. Planning- SRS Events, Photography- Amelia Johnson
May Backyard Wedding
My talented friend garden designer, Lara Morabito’s daughter got married in their stunning family home. I made a garland to hang over the front door to frame the ceremony that complemented the roses climbing on the house and a garland of foraged foliage to mark the tent entrance. The bouquets were Japanese sweet peas. As always Amelia Johnson’s photos are stunning.
Marriage Celebration at Home
The most personal, heartfelt celebration. We felt so fortunate to collaborate and provide flowers and food. Amelia Johnson thank you for documenting this so beautifully.
Details from a late April wedding at Woodend
Images, Amelia Johnson