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Showing posts with label As Seen In. Show all posts

VIP Magazine: Jenni and Chris

The January issue of VIP Magazine featured some breathtaking photos from the engagement party by the bride's family in honor of Jenni and Chris. The Social Butterflies transformed and coordinated the rooftop affair at the Madison. Photos of the perfect evening were taken by Annabella Charles and featured luxurious white furniture from Mahaffey Tent & Party Rentals. We were hired to help turn up the Miami Chic with hundreds of purple orchids and other modern flowers.

To see the entire event click Here and Here.

French Navy and Gold: Southern Bride Magazine

One of the ways I knew I truly wanted to be a florist is when I still bought wedding magazines after we got married. Photo shoots are one of my favorite parts of being a floral designer. I love being able to create flowers that are unconventional and inspirational to brides and fellow bridal mag-a-holics like myself.

This season's cultural theme for Southern Bride was the reason our team chose the beautiful mid town antique gallery Palladio as the backdrop to a French Fantasy table.
The best part about having a group of vendors you trust is that all of the good ideas are incorporated. A good example is Jaime, Michelle, and Addie from Social Butterflies, who keep up with the latest in rental and linen trends. I learned so much about the gold cap on the table! I had never seen it before the shoot.
As always, Annabella Brandon from Annabella Charles Photography translated our setting into a feast for the eyes. I really tried to think 'inside the box' by making a majority of the floral items in a square shape to mimic the square table. I also created my first broach mini bouquet. Those broaches are addicting ladies!
So without further adieu, here are the faves and details from our ode to the Gold of Versailles France.
I hope you agree when I say, "C'est ce bon!".
-Karin

Southern Bride Magazine is on the Stands!


The latest issue of Southern Bride Magazine is on the stands and boasts wedding ideas for future brides of all cultures! Tomorrow we will post some fab extra photos from the French themed photo shoot. The look was pulled together by a cast of A-list vendors such as: Social Butterflies, Annabella Charles Photography, Mrs. Post Stationary, The Busy Bakery, Mahaffey Tent and Party Rentals, and Chameleon Chairs.

Featured on The Pink Book: Shannon and Robert

When I first met Shannon she was so calm and easy going. I wasn't sure she was even going to hire me because I was so excited and maybe a little too jazzed about doing her wedding flowers. When her wedding day came it was a gorgeous day in East Tennessee and she was a beautiful bride without worry. She truly deserves so much praise for never losing her cool and enjoying the celebration of her love. For me, It was a first time at Carahills II and meeting their friendly staff. I also had fun visiting with my vendor friends at CFY catering.

What a great morning I had today when Shannon told me that the Pink Book had featured her photos! The Pink Book
The colors were mostly autumnal, but with a kick of teal and blue. Above are some more photos by Kara Jo Photography.

Premier Bride 2010 Fall/Winter: Magazine Shots

Here are the pages from the most recent issue of Premier Bride, but that's not the only feature for Haute Horticulture. Stay tuned for a few more posts with extras from the articles and their brides and vendors.

Premier Bride 2010 Fall/Winter: Southern Peach

The long anticipated new issue of Premier Bride is out today and I can't wait to share of my favorite pages from the magazine. Let's begin today's post with Southern Peach. Now Annabella of Asian Bees Photography really blew my mind when she sent me the photos from this day at Hunt Phelan. We all worked so very well together to design and bring this theme to life. I couldn't be happier that the feature is in the first few pages of the magazine and that it printed so well. Almost all of the photos were good enough for publication, so I want to share the pics we didn't choose, but are still inspiring.

A special thank you to Stevie from Premier Bride Magazine who was there from the morning until the very last vase was in my car! Thanks for all of the help with the day's busy schedule.
See the entire magazine online here: Premiere Bride 2010 Fall/Winter

Credits for this day:
Photography: Asian Bees Photography (soon to be Annabella Charles)
Coordinator: Amy Miller
Modeling: ETA Memphis
Makeup: Shelby Willis
All Dresses: Ballew Bridal
Tux: American Tuxedo
Stationary: Lemon Tree Paper (Mrs. Post)
LocationL Hunt Phelan Inn