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.Thursday, July 16, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Doug and Caitlyn

Monday, July 06, 2009 | Labels: dubuque iowa weddings, iowa wedding flowers, iowa weddings, posh wedding flowers, posh weddings, Wedding Flowers | 0 Comments
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.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Cake Tables
In the spirit of the season I thought I would post a couple pictures of one of my favorite things to do for a wedding and the one thing that gets the most "ooooohhhh" and "awwwww." They are called Floral Pave Tabletops. They are designed to use on guest, sign in, or cake tables. I absolutely love them. Enjoy!
*The top piece comes from the John Henry Company. The additional pictures are designs by Posh Wedding & Special Event Floral.
Thursday, April 16, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Brian and Kelly

Last summer I got the opportunity to create designs for Brian and Kelly's beautiful August wedding. They had a fabulous wedding day and I was happy to have the opportunity to be apart of that by creating their wedding flowers. Congrats Brian and Kelly!
~Brandi
Photography by Big River Photography Dubuque, IA
Wednesday, April 01, 2009 | | 0 Comments
And the winner is.....

~Brandi
Friday, March 27, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Engagement Stories
I apologize for not getting the stories up until now! We will be announcing the winners later today as planned. We thank all of you for submitting your stories. We had a blast reading all of them. Here are the top 3 stories that were picked by our judges.
From there, we headed off to St. John’s Divine cathedral where cameras #1 & #2 broke. Was that going to ruin my happy day in the city – no way! While on our way to our next destination, Eain got a call from a friend of his that was a NYC firefighter, saying that since we were in the city, we should swing by his Xmas party at the firehouse later that night for a beer or two.
Then we headed over to Rockefeller Center to take pictures of the Rockefeller Tree. It was super packed there, so Eain was going to drop me off and I would call him when I was finished & he would swing back & pick me up. As I got out of the car & walked into the crowd, I heard a small commotion coming from the car, but when I turned around, I was enveloped by the crowd & couldn’t see what happened. So I pushed & shoved my way through the crowd to get in front of the Tree. What do you think happened? Camera #3 & #4 broke!!!!! Was that going to ruin my fun day in the city – maybe not.
I called Eain, who said that he was parked a block away. As I walked to the car, I realized that something was missing from my car. The commotion that I had heard as I was getting out of the car, was a lady getting into a taxicab. She had threw open the door of the cab & it was taken off my driver’s sideview mirror!!!! By this point, I was fed up. Everything that was happening that day was trying to tell me that it was time to go home.
Eain wanted to hit a hardware store to fix the mirror – we bought some duct tape & taped the mirror back on – classy, right? So Eain decided that we should just head down to the South Street Seaport for some fresh air – that would probably brighten the day a little. The Brooklyn Bridge is my favorite part of the city & Eain knew that, so he was hoping to make a bad day better by taking in the views of the Bridge.
We got down to the South Street Seaport. I started feeling sick & I had to run into the mall there to use the bathroom. I had some serious intestinal problems going on. Right then & there, I was DONE! I wanted to go home. Eain said that we should still walk out on the Bridge to take in some fresh air. The sun had dropped & it was getting pretty cold (it was December in NYC). I thought that he really wanted to go to this Xmas party that night, so he was doing everything in his power to make me feel better.
We start the mile walk out to the Bridge. As we were walking out on the Bridge, I couldn’t tell if I was farting or messing myself -- I'm telling you, it was TIME TO GO HOME. Meanwhile, Eain was pushing & pushing for us to go farther. I stopped at the first structural support & said that it was far enough. Eain said no, let’s keep going. I relented, slowly following him farther & farther out onto the Bridge. Once he decided it was time to stop, he told me that I should turn around and take in the sights of the city. I humored him and turned around looking at the NYC skyline, still freezing my ass off. As I turned back around to tell him that it was great but I really wanted to go home, he was down on one knee & had out the ring! So even through the $100 parking ticket, the four broken cameras, the accident with the sideview mirror & the intestinal problems – it turned out to be one of the best days of my life!
Now the kicker is the ring fell out of the walnut! So this is when panic set it, we searched for over an hr for this ring, we looked at the proposal spot, backtracked our steps through our hike and even went back home thinking it may have fallen out between coat swaps, he hadn’t. So we went BACK to the Mines of Spain, retraced our steps and went back to the proposal site and that’s when I found it, about a foot away from the Mississippi drop off! This is when all the emotion set it, we found the ring, it was beautiful, and the proposal (even with the mishap) was the most romantic ever. But it was not over yet, by far.
Sean then told me we had to get home and get dressed because he had “several surprises lined up for me” So I got dressed, the second surprise of the day was dinner at Timmermans, once again with a seat overlooking the Mississippi and a bottle of champagne. Sean never told me what each surprise was until it was happening so I was on my toes all night long, just waiting! The third surprise was a one hour horse and carriage ride at night all around Dubuque , all snuggled up in a blanket and a bottle of wine. The final surprise of the evening was a hotel suite, complete with a dozen roses, rose pedals spread around the room and the bed, candles lit and another bottle of wine. It was way more than I ever expected, and although Sean wishes the ring would have stayed in the walnut as planned to make it even more romantic, imp glad it happened the way it did because now we have a heck of a story behind it!
We set a wedding date for October 9, 2010 Fall is our favorite season which is why he prposed that month and we could not imagine getting married in any other month.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009 | | 0 Comments
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