no plants were harmed in this charming wedding

Krista and Adam celebrated their wedding day by treading lightly on the earth. From air plants, to succulents, to vegan goodies, they covered it all. 

Colt State Park made for a lovely ceremony venue

This air plant bouquet isn't only striking but can be a common house plant once wedding day is over. This gives a new meaning to "preserving" your wedding flowers.

The whole theme came together so well and made for one happy couple.

This succulent boutonniere can be replanted, another great way to hold on to those wedding memories.

Moss, branches and succulents can all be reused, potted and appreciated for years to come. 

We not only love the ideals Krista and Adam chose to carry over into their wedding day, but we think it made for a lovely  decor and was just right for the venue.

Thank you, Krista and Adam. May you live happily ever after.

[photos courtesy of Lindsay Vigue Photography]

 

Judy and Adam May 4, 2013

Atlantic Beach Club, Middletown, RI

 

Navy and Fuchsia

 

 

 

 

 

Bridal bouquet: Garden roses, hydrangea, peonies, dedrobium orchids

 

Bridesmaids bouquets: Blue delphinium, roses, spray roses, stock, peonies

 

Centerpieces: Trio of different sized cylinders with submerged flowers and floating candles. Dedrobium orchids, calla lilies and roses with a base of dark blue sea glass. 

Wanted to share one of our several fun projects this winter. Her name is Fern. She is made up of reindeer moss, preserved lemon leave, bark and of course a duopioni silk belt ;)  More to come!

We are thrilled to share with you that we have won Bride's Choice from Wedding Wire. Thank you to all our fabulous brides out there! Cant do it without you! Happy New Year is right!

 

Wanted to share a fun photo we recieved this week from one of our couples from September of last
year. What a fun group. Love those ladies! Smokin!

Our busy wedding season is close to its end and we find ourselves with some time to share with everyone what we've been up to. I know its been a long while since we posted, our apologies for that!

We just recently had the pleasure of working with Brown University to provide flowers and palms for the Dalai Lama's Q+A at the Convention Center here in Providence. Thought we'd share a photo with President Paxon and his Holiness. It was such an honor to have been a part of the event even if it was a small part! Unfortuantely the arrangements were not photographed. We designed them to compliment the colors of Tibet using a variety of orchids and other tropical blooms.

I love my job. I get to work with such fabulous people and experience amazing cultures. This wedding was so great. Thanks to Binita for sharing this video with us!