On a Saturday this past February we had the pleasure working on Candace and Don's wedding at the Palace Ballroom in downtown Seattle. Their wedding ceremony and reception was a beautifully romantic affair with lots of candle light and a touch of bling.
Candace wanted us to create a bouquet of "richly muted texture" and requested to incorporate her favorite flower - peach colored calla lilies. These beauties were unfortunately not in season, but we were able to get enough stems - specially flown-in from Holland - to use in her bridal bouquet. The combination of peach and mauve colored blooms with a touch of plum complimented her dress perfectly.
For the ceremony we created a gorgeous backdrop of orchid garlands, crystal hanging votive candles, and sparkly crystal candelabras, which were propped onto softly draped pedestals. It couldn't have been more romantic than that!
The reception tables were draped in gold embroidered overlays and two variations of table center pieces created visual interest. One centerpiece style was lavish and mixed in a footed glass bowl, the other was a composite design using various glass vessels of different style. We used flowers in mainly peach and ivory mixed with just a few pops of light green. Gold Chivari chairs completed the look and added to the elegant and romantic feel of the reception.
Thank you so much, Stephanie Cristalli for sharing these beautiful photos with us!
And here some of the fabulous vendors who contributed to Candace and Don's wedding:
Venue: Palace Ballroom in Seattle
Coordinators: True Colors Events
Photographer: Stephanie Cristalli
Chair and Linen Rentals: Pedersen's Party Rental and Choice Linens Labels: Bling, Palace Ballroom wedding, Peach-Orange-Coral, Stephanie Cristalli photography
For the ceremony we created a gorgeous backdrop of orchid garlands, crystal hanging votive candles, and sparkly crystal candelabras, which were propped onto softly draped pedestals. It couldn't have been more romantic than that!
The reception tables were draped in gold embroidered overlays and two variations of table center pieces created visual interest. One centerpiece style was lavish and mixed in a footed glass bowl, the other was a composite design using various glass vessels of different style. We used flowers in mainly peach and ivory mixed with just a few pops of light green. Gold Chivari chairs completed the look and added to the elegant and romantic feel of the reception.
Thank you so much, Stephanie Cristalli for sharing these beautiful photos with us!