Showing posts with label floral design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral design. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2009

Simply Beautiful

Most of you know by now, Artfool is one of my favorite inspiration stations. Even though my field in the wedding industry isn't floral or event design, I am always completely inspired by their stunning arrangements and event production. Below are some images that are inspiring me right now.






Friday, October 23, 2009

Brooch Love

To most of us brooches are a fashion accessory, adding a little color to a blazer or a little sparkle to an otherwise plain wedding dress. Amanda Heer of Fantasy Floral Designs, had another idea for these lovely vintage pieces: a wedding bouquet. Using pieces from your own collection, or by commissioning Amanda to select them for you, Fantasy Floral will create a one-of-a-kind bouquet for your wedding day. Talk about an heirloom piece from your big day, not to mention incredibly eco-friendly. Check out Fantasy Floral Designs for more lovely inspiration.



Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Decorated, naturally

I love the idea of using natural elements to decorate for a wedding or party. Tree branches to string crystals from, moss to add a little special something to a flower arrangement or pieces of cut wood to elevate a vase or cake stand. These are unexpected and very budget friendly ways to decorate. Not to mention, very eco-friendly! You don't necessarily have to have an outdoor theme wedding to use these elements. See some inspiration below.









Image Credits:
1-4 Matthew Robins for Artfool, 5-6 Aaron Delesie for Lisa Vorce, 7-9 Grace Ormonde Wedding Style, 10-13 Once Wed

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

The Chic Peony

One of the most popular flowers for weddings these days is the lush peony. It's voluptuous, almost rose looking blooms make up amazing arrangements. Available May, June, October, and November, the peony is a popular choice for weddings of all styles and themes. In honor of the newest addition to our etsy shop, I thought I would highlight some of my favorite peony arrangements.

Featured invitation: Chic Peony, by Zenadia Design











Image Credits:
Invitation by Zenadia Design. Images 1-2 Artfool, 3-4 Jose Villa, 5-6 JM Flora, 7-8 The Bride's Cafe, 9 Brides.com, 10 Brides.com, 11 Brides.com and 12 Brides.com

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Italian Bliss

I am completely obsessed with this absolutely breathtaking wedding by Matthew Robbins of Artfool. I have to admit, I am a huge fan of anything Artfool does and this celebration was no exception. Photographed by Lilian Haidar, this wedding took place in Orvieto, Italy. I honestly can't think of a more lovely setting for a ceremony. That view is absolutely incredible and I love how Matthew brought the colors of the surroundings into the flowers and decor.





Visit Artfool for more breathtaking images.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Beautifully Bright

Brightly colored flowers have always been a favorite of mine. There is something so beautiful about a well put together arrangement of brightly colored stems that makes me so happy. Below are some of my favorites.

















Image Credits: 1-3 Artfool, 4-5 JM Flora, 6-7 Brides.com, 8 Brides.com, 9 Brides.com, 10 Rosenow Floral, 11-12 Asiel Design, 13-14 Yvonne Floral Design

Monday, July 6, 2009

Design Whimsy

Using vintage goodies, Design Whimsy creates absolutely stunning bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, and many other beautiful wedding day accessories. They will even create something completely custom. Their etsy shop is definitely worth a visit for those planning a wedding or in need of something to spice up their everyday wear.


Monday, April 27, 2009

Vendor Spotlight: Fleurs NYC

Original, distinctive and totally unique is what Fleurs NYC is all about. Jessy, owner and designer of Fleurs NYC has an amazing eye for style and design. She describes her style as "organic glam", which hits the nail right on the head. I had a chance to chat with Jessy a little bit about her company and all things floral and loved what she had to say!



Zenadia Design: How did you get started in the floral design industry?
Jessy @ Fleurs: I was teaching English in Japan, and the lovely people in my town forced a lesson on me by a nationally recognized ikebana instructor. I had no interest at all, and tried to put it off many times! But after a while, I began to realize that I was being rude, by declining- so I relented, and found it to be life changing!


ZD: Your designs are so cutting edge and stunning! What inspires your creations?
J@F: Thanks for that compliment! Well, I am inspired mostly by my brides. I ask them to come to my consultations with pictures that show the vibe they are trying to have for that day. I ask them how they want their guests to feel when they walk in the room- like a multi-cultural fantasy, like ABC Carpet and Home, or eco-chic like West Elm furniture, or country elegance like Martha Stewart. It is easy to get the feeling associated to an established brand- the word “Beautiful” can mean so many things to so many people.
So, that said, we find something in the photos that we find absolutely stunning, and build from there. And I love nature- so I try to use things that will inspire a natural feel, like driftwood, moss, branches.


ZD: What is unique about your company?
J@F: Not sure, really- there are so many wonderful companies! I think my style makes me unique. The brides that come to me like my style- organic glam!


ZD: Do you have a favorite wedding or floral arrangement you have worked on?
J@F: Yes, definitely, it was at the Altman building in New York City. We used lots of dogwood branches, nubby silk chocolate brown runners, lots of birch bark, creamy yellow garden roses! It was a space that is incredible- New York, chic- but needed warming, so we bought the outdoors in!


ZD: What is your best piece of advice to brides planning their special day?
J@F: Well, floral and décor wise, try not to get too attached to a particular flower. That one can be the one that breaks the budget! Instead, see what kind of feeling you would like to paint, and use a variety of materials to get that feel. So, instead of using a long container filled with peonies down the center of a banquet table, use a runner, roses, hydrangea, and a few peonies all in that color! The feel will be the same, and no one will notice!












Images 1-7 by Still Photography Images 8-9 by Lily Kesselman.

Thank you so much, Jessy, for sharing your thoughts and beautiful work with us today!!

 

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