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.
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.
Gina and her bridesmaids carried silk tied bouquets of milky white and pink roses, cream hydrangea, and dahlia with slivers of greenery for contrast. Simple, romantic, earthy, muted pastels in mauve, slate, and vintage white captured beautifully by Alex Davis Photography.
The ballroom at Music Hall was transformed into the perfect winter wedding reception with rich amber lighting, flowing draping, and a gorgeous color palette of florals and greenery. We created several large focal arrangements for the entrance and to surround the guest dining area. Tables were set with floral arrangements varying in size, from large gilt vessels to a handful of vintage metallic bud vases and bronze trays. Rich raspberry, red, and magenta roses, green and rust hydrangea, and dahlias tucked into bundles of wax flower and silvery eucalyptus gave the room a lush garden atmosphere.
Hydrangea, scabiosa, roses, and eucalyptus in gold vessels for a fall wedding.
Lots of texture and vibrant colors to play with throughout the Fall season make it one of our favorites!
Summer brights for a 60’s inspired birthday party! White lanterns and cafe lights were suspended from the rafters, cheery floral linens spread over a mix of red, blue, and yellow gingham table cloths came together to create a bright, joyous atmosphere.
We spent the afternoon working with a unique color and texture palette for a wedding reception at The Renaissance Hotel in Cincinnati. Among the eucalyptus and sedum were milky mauve and cream roses, dazzling white hydrangeas, and snapdragons whose blooms were the deep wine of cherry skin. The rose whose bloom is a vortex of blush is called ‘Constance’, a favorite at our studio.
Blue, purple, and white florals with lots of greenery for an outdoor wedding ceremony and tented reception at Cincinnati’s historic Taft Art Museum.
Fragrant pink roses and frilly white peonies...
. . . tucked into layers of greenery brought the garden indoors to fill the former nave of what is now the Monastery Event Center in Mount Adams. Soft pinks, creamy whites, and emerald foliage seemed to bloom from every nook and cranny in the historic space during Sarah and David's afternoon wedding reception.
Summery orange roses, bright yellow Craspedia, soft pink Japanese asters, and sunflowers were just a few of the beautiful flowers we arranged at our Flower Foundations Workshop at The Fig Leaf in Hyde Park Square.
What happens when a wedding planner gets to plan her own wedding? Monica Gaddis had already established herself at Viva Bella Events when she got engaged to her future husband Brandon and started comparing color swatches, sampling cake, and trying on gowns.
Kristin & Jonathan’s wedding was a beautiful, elegant garden style wedding celebration at Cincinnati's Ault Park. The park is one of the most beautiful and sought after wedding venues in the region. Tree lined sidewalks, carefully planted and tended garden beds, and Italianate style Grand Pavilion built in 1930 make it a romantic urban destination.
A romantic, quiet elopement is a godsend for couples who prefer to stay out of the spotlight on their wedding day. Exchanging vows along a secluded sandy river shore is as quiet, romantic, and private as it comes. Elopements can be a bit daring too - a quiet slip away from the demands of the world. Time stands still and you feel quite invincible.
