Showing posts with label centerpieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label centerpieces. Show all posts

Friday, January 8, 2021

The Parish Wedding at the Venue at Efurd Orchards

In December, we had the honor of creating the florals for the Wedding of Raegan Efurd and Garrett Parish at the Venue at Efurd Orchards, near Pittsburg, Texas. It was a beautiful Winter Wonderland Event, just days before Christmas. Check out the beautiful pictures from the wedding photographer. Since I work from behind the scenes on wedding setup, it is always wonderful to actually see pictures of the wedding party carrying the bouquets and everything in action. 




A peek into Reagan + Garrett's beautiful winter wedding day ✨

Posted by Kelsy Addiline Photography on Wednesday, January 6, 2021
If you want to see even more details of their beautiful day, including the venue and reception decor, please check out their wedding video. 

(video seems to not appear on some mobile devices, but can be viewed at this YouTube link. )


Here's a few of the snapshots I took with my phone, while we were decorating the venue. They don't do near the justice as the photographer and videographer have done. 
Reagan Efurd Parish Bride
Reagan was an easy bride to work with! She wanted red roses - lots of red roses, white mixed flowers, berries, and lots of draping Christmas greenery. They did not want "matchy-matchy" centerpieces on all the tables, so we made lantern arrangements in several different styles and used candle sticks, candelabras, assorted vases, and containers they had to create all the centerpieces. Inside the venue was primarily gold colors, while the outdoor patio section had silver. They held the rehearsal dinner out on the patio the night before and were able to utilize those centerpieces on both nights.  One specific thing we discussed was an arch completely covered in flowers and we made that happen for her. We had to work through a rain shower to finish the arch, although the rain stopped prior to the wedding and they were able to continue on with the outdoor ceremony, as planned. The Efurd family has built the venue, beside their famous peach and produce shed. The balcony overlooking the reception area was a new addition that was added and debuted at Reagan's wedding.  Be sure to check them out, for hosting your event. (Links to all their sources and contact info below.) 
Wedding Reception decor at The Venue at Efurd Orchasr

Sweetheart Table



Red and White Flowers on a Wedding Arch

Entryway Arrangement at Venue at Efurd Orchard




Tall Wedding Centerpiece arrangment with red and white flowers and Christmas greenery

Efurd Wedding Reception Arrrangments


Christmas wedding centerpieces

Christmas Candelabra arrangement


Gold lantern with Christmas ornaments and flowers

Lantern Centerpieces with fresh flowers

The Bride's Cake was a multi-level cake including a fountain and fresh flowers


Sending our best wishes and congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Parish! Wishing you many years of love and happiness together! 

Wedding sources include:
Florist:
Janice East GypsyFarmGirl
Videography:
Chris Yates Films
Music/DJ: Christian Moreno w/ DJ Tronix
Catering:
Lori Metcalf
w/ Loris Eats & Sweets
Choreographer:
Laken Finney
Officiant: Pastor Dick Lindsey
Linens: A1 & 5S Rentals
Decorators:
Melanie Yates Bass
,
Kathy Rape
,
Stephanie Chance
,
Amy Efurd
,
Lynette Wiltse
,
Ronda Burns
, Janice East

I must add a special thank you to my team, that came together to help me create all the florals and set up that week - Angea and Sharlette, I couldn't have done it all without you. 


Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Kayla and Andy's Wedding

A girl dreams about her wedding, often before she ever has a serious boyfriend. It's just what we do! I've known Kayla for over 15 years and she's long said I would make the flowers for her wedding, when the big day finally arrived. She chose  "Timeless Elegance" as her wedding theme.

Kayla and Andy were married this weekend at El Cerrito Lodge and we were there to create the florals for their wedding! Casey Douglas Photography was wonderful to work with at this beautiful venue. I can't wait to see all the pictures their team took at the wedding. Here's a sneak peek she posted on Facebook this week!


El Cerrito is a rustic lodge on a hill top, surrounded by fields of hay, cattle, and deer.

Upon entering the lodge, there were several tables with pictures and we created a case with Kayla's favorite flowers - roses, daisies, and hydrangeas. 
This was the toss bouquet that was also used in the entryway.

 Their colors were burgundy, blush and white and Kayla loved the organic style that is so popular now, with an assortment of different types of greenery, berries, and foliage. This was her bridal bouquet.

This was one of the bridesmaid bouquets.
 Outside we designed an arch with the same types of flowers.
 Wine barrels flanked each side of the aisle, with a mound of flowers a top each barrel.
 This is the back side of the lodge, from where we were working on the arch.

 Back inside for the reception, each table had a centerpiece with assorted flowers in silver mirrored glass style vases.
 Fun tid bit - I met the Hays family through Jeff. Anna Jo (Kayla's mom) and Neil were married two months before Jeff and I. We borrowed their wooden spools, tablecloths, and some decor from their wedding for our own wedding! Their wedding cake was good and we hired "Betty Crocker" to make our cake, while we were at their reception (I honestly don't remember her name and that is what everybody was calling the lady, as she made her first cakes for our weddings!)
Speaking of cake - this beautiful one was made by Ladyfingers in Gilmer. On her Facebook page, she describes this as "Sicilian Wedding Cake with Orange Marmalade and Cream Cheese Buttercream."

We had not discussed a cake topper and right before the cake was delivered, Anna Jo ask if I could make a topper. I had just enough flowers left to create this piece for the top! I made the bridal bouquet to fit in the vase and it was displayed on the cake table throughout the reception. 
There was the most spectacular sunset as the families were taking wedding pictures and guest mingled about!

Congratulations Kayla and Andy! Wishing you many years of love and happiness together! Thank you for letting me help create your dream wedding!
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Saturday, August 12, 2017

Hannah and Collin's Wedding Flowers

Today I had the privilege of designing flowers for Hannah and Colin's wedding. Their colors were pale pink, cream, and white. This arch is one of my favorites to ever design! Hannah had an idea in mind and we created it in her colors and flowers. I absolutely love the cascading flowers! 

cascading wedding arch flowers
The arch had pink and cream roses, alstromerias, white cushions, the prettiest hanging green amaranthus I've ever used, along with assorted greenery and babies breath. 
GypsyFarmGirl wedding flowers
We decorated the chairs on the aisle with babies breath and tulle, with the parent rows getting a little extra touch.
The bridal bouquet
GypsyFarmGirl fresh flower wedding bouquet
Bridesmaid bouquet
Janice East Designs
Toss bouquet
The wedding and reception was held at Lantana Road Activity Center just outside of Gilmer. It was a beautiful location to have the wedding outdoors and the reception inside. 


Janice East Designs / GypsyFarmGirl
The bridal bouquet on the bride and groom's table.
bridal bouquet displayed on the bride and groom's table
A special thanks to Angea for coming out and helping me decorate the arch and chairs! We had to wait on a rain shower to start the outside decorating. Our feet and jeans were wet and our hair was sweaty from the humidity. We had a fun time working together and embraced the #hotmess we were and got a picture in front of our creation! The rain held off for the wedding and they had a fabulous lightening show to the west, as more thunderstorms approached the area. I always heard that "if it rains on your wedding day, you'll be rich."

wedding arbor flowers in pink and white

Congratulations to Hannah and Collin! Wishing you many years of love and happiness together! Thank you for allowing us to have a part of your wedding!

Friday, January 27, 2017

Wedding Flowers

A wedding is the special day that a girl dreams about for a long time (many times before she ever meets her soul mate) and has visions of how she wants everything to be on the day they finally say "I do." I love to help bring these visions to life and be a part of those special days! 

Rich burgundy flowers, foliage, berries, and pods were used to create a natural, organic, hand picked style bouquet for this outdoor wedding. (photo above and below by MS Photography.) 

Soft pink roses, burgundy dahlias and assorted mixed flowers were used for this wedding. 




White roses, pinecones, berries, and assorted forest greenery was used in this bouquet, for a private wedding in the woods. 


 Lemons and Limes was the theme of this wedding, with an arch located behind the bride and groom's table and one outside for the ceremony. A multitude of lemons and limes (approximately 10+ cases) were used in the centerpieces for the reception.





Blush pink and white arrangements flanked the doors, as the bride entered the country church. She wanted there to be flowers in her pictures, as she walked down the aisle.
A bridal bouquet of red roses, surrounded by a ring of white roses. 

For my brother's wedding - they wanted an arch completely covered in fall flowers! 

This pumpkin tower had their initial carved out and lights were inserted in the pumpkins, to give a glowy welcome as guests arrived at the church. 

A cascading fall bridal bouquet. 

 A rose bouotonniere (modelled by one of the groomsmen and my husband.)

FarmWedding in a cow pasture! Sunflowers and white daisies were the brides chosen flowers. 

 With weddings, I've come to expect the unexpected. While the sky was gorgeous and it wasn't raining for the outdoor wedding, it was extremely windy. You may notice there are rusty nails by the mason jars - to keep the bouquets upright, we had to place large nails around the jars for support. We had planned to drape the tables with lots of lace, but it kept blowing off. Thank goodness they were using wooden spools and all of the burlap table clothes were stapled to the edge of the tables.


The bride carried a burlap and lace bouquet from my etsy shop, GypsyFarmGirl. I ask them to save the lace, when her dress was altered and a pieces of lace were used in her bouquet, along with some of her Grandmother's jewelry pieces. 
For the boho bride - a wildflower assortment in shades of purple, coral, peach, and white. 


My etsy shop focuses on rustic weddings, with burlap and lace bouquets, having been shipped to over 47 sates and several countries. I currently offer burlap in 43 colors and can customize bridal bouquets, bridesmaids arrangements, boutonnieres, corsages, etc. One of my most popular bouquets is the turquoise burlap bouquet.
Vintage lace flowers and brooches are included in some of the keepsake bouquets. 
Navy burlap wedding bouquets are another top color choice.

Whatever your style, I'm ready to help you create your dream wedding! Contact me today to set up a wedding consultation or to discuss your ideas.