Burgundy and Brown Wedding Bouquet
3 Mar
Every once in a while I get the opportunity to do something new. This bouquet was one of those times! Jennifer wanted an elegant bouquet in shades of burgundy, brown, and ivory, but she had no idea what flowers she could use. I had never created a burgundy and brown bouquet before, so I was excited to work with her. We started with one of my favorite roses, the Black Bacarra. This brought some nice dark burgundy red tones to the bouquet, as did the throats on these gorgeous coffee brown cymbidium orchids (aren’t they to die for?!) A more traditional burgundy color came from carnations. Ivory roses and pearls added just the right touch of ivory to Jennifer’s bouquet. Mini hydrangea, Green Tea roses, and seeded eucalyptus brought in gorgeous shades of green. Really, though… the star of this bouquet is the brown cymbidium orchids. They were the perfect shade of coffee brown. It was the subtle burgundy and ivory colors that occur naturally in the orchid’s throat that made this flower absolutely perfect for Jennifer.
Jennifer’s bridesmaid’s carried a simple hand-tied bouquet in shades of white and green, featuring hydrangea, carnations, a few roses, mini hydrangea, and seeded eucalyptus. Simple and elegant!
Here at Snapdragon Studio we’re gearing up for the big wedding season. As April approaches, we are getting ourselves ready for weddings just about every weekend. If you’re still in need of flowers for a summer 2012 wedding, call us right away… dates are starting to book! We would love the opportunity to create your perfect wedding bouquet, just like we did for Jennifer.
- Jennifer Fish
snapdragonstudio@comcast.net
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This bouquet makes me so happy… It may very well be my favorite bouquet of the year! Bethany is a spunky redhead who got married in her friend’s backyard. She wanted something natural and cheerful, featuring her favorite flower, daisies. Her bridal bouquet featured dahlias, daisies, sunflowers viking poms, zinneas, amaranthus, greenery, ferns, and even wildflowers from my back yard, all in bright shades of orange, green, and yellow. Her maid of honor carried a bouquet in the same color scheme, without the white daisies. Little monticasino flowers (they look like mini daisies) added a fun touch of whimsy to the bridesmaid’s bouquet. It looks like these bouquets came straight from the garden, doesn’t it?



Christy was married at
The arrangements were natural and unstructured, designed with spider mums, hydrangea, snapdragons, bells of ireland, stock, and hanging amaranthus. Springeri fern and boxwood trailed along the arch from each arrangement. Three smaller arrangements accented the arch, one on each side at the bottom, and one in the center top. Her vibrant colors really popped against the trees and lake in the background!


This week I had the pleasure of doing flowers for Lisa and Tim’s wedding. They were married in the beautiful 

Have I mentioned how much I love the
I love this photo. I know you can’t see the color, but I think it captures the beauty anyway.
Bridal bouquet as shown: $129, bridesmaids bouquets: $78.
I am so in love with succulents right now. They are such a gorgeous alternative to traditional flowers in a wedding bouquet! Here is a sweet little bouquet I did for the Firstenberg Bridal Show on February 13.
How cool is this centerpiece? I simply attached succulents to a gorgeous moss-covered log. Simple elegance at its best!