Wedding Blog
Ange and Champs : Circa 1876, Hunter Valley : March 2019
by Beth Abood |
The wedding of Ange and Champs back in March was particularly memorable a) because of the gorgeous Hunter Valley venue and b) because the bride and groom handled the poor weather situation SO calmly. Meet the groom, Champs.. And the beautiful bride Ange. Ange's bouquet was entirely locally grown. Made up mostly of roses in whites, peachy...
Nicole & Callum : St Mary Magdalene Rose Bay & Pier One : April 2019
by Beth Abood |
Nicole & Callum were married at St Mary Magdalene Church in Rose Bay on a sunny Autumn day. The flower theme was white and green, quite elegant and modern. We used all local, mainly garden flowers with a few natives thrown in. Nicole's bouquet was made up of white roses and david austin roses, white hydrangea, native flannel flower, bouvardia,...
Marina & Mina: Abusefien Coptic Church Rhodes, and Sergeant’s Mess Mosman : Jan 2019
by Beth Abood |
We've done quite a few weddings at Sergeant's Mess this year. It turns out many of Floreat's couples are big fans - as are we! The room fits a big crowd but is small enough to feel intimate, and the views are some of the best in Sydney. I realised each time we've been there we've created something completely different from...
Natalie and Chris : Kincoppal-Rose Bay & Quay Restaurant : Feb 2019
by Beth Abood |
This bridal bouquet for the stunning Natalie has to be one of our favourites of all time. Locally sourced roses - tick.Beautifully scented gardenias - tick.All white - tick.It's just so elegant in it's simplicity! We added a small bit of colour for the bridesmaid's bouquet's to make them different from Natalie's.
Tina & Paul : Sergeants Mess : January 2019
by Beth Abood |
Tina and Paul celebrated their wedding with a traditional ceremony at this beautiful, Mosman waterside venue. This is perhaps the lushest and most full arch we've ever built, and our first circle arch, and we love how it turned out. It framed perfectly the stage where the ceremony took place, and was later moved inside...