A wedding floral and event design studio that takes a fresh, innovative approach to bring your vision to life. Studio based in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
All tagged green and white florals
Chelsea & Nader were married in a beautiful outdoor ceremony in the courtyard of the Cincinnati Art Museum. Chelsea’s vision was classic with neutral cream and white florals with lots of greenery. We created a ceremony floral garland over the courtyard staircase which served as the altar and a gorgeous backdrop for photos!
Maggie & Kyle celebrated in a gorgeous summer celebration at Greenacres Foundation in Cincinnati. Maggie’s vision of lush, classic green and white florals (lots of peonies!) came together beautifully. We love her floral forward wedding gown with delicate illusion lace which paired exquisitely with her cascading bouquet. Many thanks to Ashley Posthuma Photography for sharing these photographs!
Megan’s vision was a wedding day that was elegant and timeless with simple, beautiful details that would enhance the natural beauty and garden atmosphere of Krippendorf Lodge at Cincinnati Nature Center. Megan and her bridal party carried garden fresh bouquets of garden roses, peonies, snap dragons, and other soft white and blush florals.
Madeline wanted a wedding day that was “simple, bright, and timeless”. She and Eli were inspired by the 1920’s style architecture and interior details of Cincinnati’s historic Hilton Netherland Plaza and wanted the decor to emphasize the beauty of the elements already present. Madeline and her bridesmaids carried classic white bouquets paired with subtle blush florals and hints of greenery.
Romantic garden roses, white and pale pink peonies and lush vine greenery filled Cincinnati Country Club for Elizabeth + Alex’s bright, floral filled wedding reception. Elizabeth’s bridal party wore bright blue dresses and carried small green and white bouquets. Elizabeth’s bouquet was larger with the addition of subtle blush peonies.
Liz and Hunter’s elegant wedding celebration transformed Cincinnati’s Hall of Mirrors. Spring, light, airy florals in white with hints of pink and greenery flanked the aisle and ceremony altar. A mix of tall and short arrangements paired with soft linens and warm votives created a romantic mood at the reception.
Chloe and Andrew celebrated their marriage on a beautiful winter day surrounded by all their loved ones. Chloe’s bridal party wore holly berry red dresses and carried elegant bouquets robust with white and ivory florals and lots of greenery as a nod to the holiday season. Beautiful photos by Jonathan Gibson Photography.
An elegant and classic wedding day with reception at Cincinnati’s Music Hall. Gorgeous draping and lighting made the florals we created stand out beautifully in the ballroom. Caroline’s bridal party wore a mix of blues and whites and carried a beautiful mix of roses, stock, hydrangea, and tons of greenery. Photos by TM Photography.
My floral vision going into wedding planning would best be described as ‘simple elegance’. Personally, I do not know the names and types of flowers so I decided to start with a color scheme, leaving the specific flower selection to the experts. I knew that I really liked a soft and delicate feel to floral arrangements so I wanted to stick to white and blush flowers accompanied by beautiful greenery to add texture
Katie and Chris wanted a classic mix of white on white flowers with a balanced addition of greenery for color and texture. We love Katie’s bouquet which was the only time we included calla lilies. The table and ceremony arrangements included the striking anemone with its bright white petals and smoky bluish-gray center. A few stems of wax flower at the base of the arrangements added a hint of color.
Shannon wanted a soft, romantic floral look for her wedding day at Cincinnati’s The Transept.
We created a mix of creamy white and mauve roses with silvery eucalyptus for her bridal party. We love the bridesmaids’ mix and match dresses all with some sparkle!
Gorgeous photos by Alex Marie Photography.
White roses, orchids. hydrangea and armfuls of textured greenery transformed a rural family farm in Ohio into an elegant black tie affair. A floral ceiling of orchids hung gracefully over the dance floor in the tented reception after a beautiful outdoor ceremony flanked by a field of corn.
Guests were welcomed to a romantic winter wedding reception that captured the beauty of the season with a white and gold palette. White florals and hints of greenery filled the connecting rooms of the Hyde Park Country Club in Cincinnati, Ohio. The head table was long and sat under numerous white floral balls suspended from the vintage chandelier. A gorgeous mirror top ran down the center of the room and created beautiful reflections of the florals, gold vessels, and glassware.
A quiet farm in rural Ohio was transformed into a black tie setting. The wedding ceremony took place outdoors and was followed by a tented reception on a windy fall afternoon. Green and white tulips, roses, dahlias and orchids filled glass and gold geometric vessels peppering the length of long family style tables. Tall white candles and small gilt votives set a dreamy, romantic mood.
Guests arriving to the cocktail area just outside the Hilton Netherland Plaza’s Hall of Mirrors were greeted with warm lights, small cafe tables draped in blush linens, set with glowing votives, bud vases packed with hydrangea, little roses, and wax flower.
Meredith & Elliot’s guests enjoyed a gorgeous reception in a room full of tall, focal arrangements full of white flowers and an assortment of greenery including eucalyptus and silvery lamb’s ear.
