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Carolina Inn Wedding in October

Blossom Artistry provided flowers for an October wedding at the Carolina Inn.

The bouquets waiting for the bride and her bridesmaids.

The bride said:

LOVE, love, loved the flowers at the wedding — from the bouquets, to the table arrangements and the candles, it looked exactly as I imagined, and better!! Thank you so much for everything you did to make it so beautiful!

Hydrangeas and chrysanthemums, in a ball jar on a shepherd’s crook, along the aisle.

Orchids, rosemary, and ivy in the boutonniere.

A wreath in the garden at the Carolina Inn.

Rosemary at the place settings.

A boutonniere on the windowsill. Orchids, rosemary, and ivy.

Hydrangeas and chrysanthemums, in a ball jar on a shepherd’s crook, along the aisle.

The table centerpieces featured orchids.

The bride selected roses, callas, hydrangeas, alstromeria, rosemary, and vinca for her bouquet.

Roses, callas, hydrangeas, alstromeria, rosemary, and vinca in the bride's bouquet. — Roses, callas, hydrangeas, alstromeria, rosemary, and vinca in the bride’s bouquet.

Event planning by Erin McLean Events; thank you to Peepsake Photography for these beautiful images.

Everyday Flowers

Birthdays. Celebrations. Just because. A post to show some of the Make Everyday Special arrangements we create at Blossom Artistry:

Lilies, daisies, carnations, and sunflowers.

Roses, dianthus, alstromeria, lisianthus. Birthday wishes!

Roses, carnations, chrysanthemum, lisianthus, and alstromeria. Happy day!

We had such a great time meeting brides and couples at the 18th Annual Bridal Showcase at the Carolina Inn! It’s a wonderful show, close to home, not so large it’s overwhelming, and held in a beautiful venue.
These are a few of the bouquets, pomanders, and centerpieces we displayed at the Showcase:

White phaleanopsis orchids with crystal beads. Detail.

Flowergirl ball with ribbons and flowers.

Moss ball.

Flowergirl ball with gingham ribbons and flowers.

Yellow roses and hydrangeas.

Roses, hydrangeas, orchids, and tulips in a bouquet.

Centerpiece for a gift or card table, with orchids, lilies of the valley, moss, vines, and ribbon.

Dendrobium orchids, with hydrangea, tulips, and roses.

Mossy swan ornament, to hold cards.

Look for tickets to go on sale at the Carolina Inn website in very early January for the 2014 event, held on the last Sunday in January. (The event is free to brides who book their wedding reception at the Inn.)

Amanda’s Wedding at Shady Wagon

Amanda was married at Shady Wagon Farm in New Hill, NC, in the fall. She chose gerbera daisies and sunflowers, and dressed the pergola over the lake with vines, daisies, sunflowers, and hanging vases. The flower girls carried pomanders of freesia and ribbon.

Gerbera daisies in a Mason jar at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisies in a bridesmaid’s bouquet.

Gerbera daisies, sunflowers, and lilies, with vines and berries, on the dock at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Bride’s bouquet with orchids, gerbera daisies, callas, and the ring.

Gerbera daisies on the dock at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisies as aisle decorations for a wedding at Shady Wagon Farm.

Gerbera daisies with freesias in a bridesmaid’s bouquet.

Gerbera daisies in a Mason jar at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisies, sunflowers, and lilies on the dock at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisies, sunflowers, and lilies, with vines and berries, on the dock at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisies in a Mason jar at Shady Wagon Farm for an October wedding.

Entrance to Shady Wagon Farm in New Hill, NC.

Flower girls with pomanders at Shady Wagon.

The dock at Shady Wagon Farm, decorated with flowers for an October wedding.

Gerbera daisy boutonnieres for the groomsmen and fathers in the wedding party.

Amanda selected EPiC Photography to record her wedding and create these images.

Allison’s Church Wedding

Allison was married at her church. The bride selected a flower palette of pinks and peaches, using roses, lilies, hydrangeas, caladium leaves, and ivy.