POSH Wedding & Special Event Floral

Ashley and Jason

Once again, it's been a long time since I have blogged! I am however, very excited to get back on here and share with you a wedding from last November. A perfect day with a beautiful bride, happy groom, and of course lovely wedding flowers! :)

Ashley and Jason were married November 7th, 2009. Ashley and her mom Gina stopped over and together we were able to come up with some beautiful floral ideas. Ashley really wanted bring the feel of fall into her flowers along with some vintage elegance. The bride carried a pear accented bouquet of calla lilies, roses, a mix of football, spider, and button mums , and stephanotis. Ashley wanted to bring a bit of history into her bouquet by adding lace from her mothers wedding gown. We were able to wrap the lace around the stems to finish off the bouquet perfectly.

Ashley's bridesmaids carried bouquets of roses, spider mums, coax comb, dahlias, gerbera daisies, button mums, and fiddle head fern. I had so much fun with these bouquets. The colors were fantastic. Alissa from A Fleeting Moment Photography really captured some fun pictures! Enjoy!

Mr. & Mrs. Donovan

It's sure been a long time! I always feel like that's what I am saying every time I post something new. :) Was a busy summer and busy beginning to fall. It's now time for some blogging!

In August I was so excited to do wedding flowers and decor for my friend and cousin Erin Donovan. Erin and her husband Tony were married in at the Cathedral in Dubuque with a fabulous reception following at the Julien Inn.

Erin and Tony chose shades of orange and purples for her bouquets. We brought together tulips, lisianthus, alstromeria, freesia, calla lilies, day lilies, and kermit mums to create the look the couple wanted. Erin's bouquet was also embellished with purple metallic wire to give her the whimsy look she was excited about having. To really give Erin's bouquet a personal feel she requested her grandmother's handkerchief and Tony and Erin's father's wedding rings.

Here are some pictures for their special day!

Wedding Wire Rated

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Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Specht

Hello! In September of 2008 I got the pleasure of designing the flowers for the Nate and Sarah Specht wedding. I enjoyed working with both Sarah and Nate and talking with them about what they had in mind for flowers. Sarah brought in several picture samples of what she had been dreaming about and Nate offered great support in her decisions. They were such a sweet couple to work with.

It's been long over due that I blog this wedding! So here it is....enjoy the pics. Thank you to Ambroja Photography for providing me with these awesome pictures!

Mr. & Mrs. Droessler

Rachel and Michael were married the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend at Sinsinewa Mound followed by an amazing reception at the Julien in Dubuque. There was nothing that was not fabulous about their day! From the decor to the dresses the whole wedding was amazing. It was a pleasure to be apart of such a beautiful day.

Rachel, her mother, sister, and I met by a referral from Inside Decor Rental in Dubuque. We met only a couple of months prior to the wedding and then kept in touch with a couple additional meetings to create Rachel's vision of her dream wedding flowers.

The bride carried a lush cascading bouquet of peonies, hydrangea, and sweet pea finshed with a full satin stem wrap adorned with a rhinestone band. The maids carried bouquets made entirely of peonies and wore a stem of peony in their hair. Absolutely stunning.

Thank you to Sarah Seeley from Seeley Photography for allowing me to use the photos.

Doug and Caitlyn

Hope everyone enjoyed the holiday weekend! Wanted to post some pictures of a wedding I did in May for Doug and Caitlyn Scherbring. Caitlyn was looking for a county feel to her flowers. We were able to acheive that using tulips, gerbera daisies, and snap dragons accented with boronia and greenery. The pictures were taken by the amazing Tessa Cole of Sackett Photography. You can check out more of her work at www.sackettphotography.com

Mr. and Mrs. Kadoko

It's been so long since I have posted! The wedding season has been a busy one! I am now just getting started on putting some pictures up here. I want to start with a couple who was referred to me by Always & Forever Bridal Boutique in Dyersville. Kelly and her husband live in Texas so we were very limited on our meetings, but we managed to work well with eachother and I think the result was awesome. Here are some pictures.

The bride and her maids carried gerbera daisies, green spider mums, roses, alstromeria, snap dragons, and boronia.

Photography by: MG Photography www.mgportrait.com