Beautiful Wedding at the Park Hyatt Washington, DC

This lovely ballroom wedding took place at the Park Hyatt in Washington, DC and was captured perfectly by the talented Wolfcrest Photography. The bride, being from California, had a love for the more natural, organic and slightly rustic style floral designs. The challenge was to mix that style with the formality of a DC ballroom setting. We did that by using our dark wood chuppah with clean lines, which stood out beautifully against the white draping of the ballroom. We mixed loose greenery with lush florals including garden roses and peony accenting with dusty miller and brunia berries for a touch of rustic. The accents of anemone with that dramatic dark center brought it all together for a perfect mix of elegant and natural. We loved working with this couple and are so grateful for these images by Wolfcrest and for the incredible team at the Park Hyatt.

Florals: B Floral Event Design | Photography: Wolfcrest Photography | Venue: Park Hyatt Washington, DC | Gown: Allure Bridals at The Bridal Room | Beauty: Style Me Bar

Chuppah with a View

An elegant white and green wedding is always a classic, but when you add in some B Floral hanging installations and gorgeous florals and a venue with a view like the Hay Adams Hotel, it raises the bar to another level.  I should also mention that this family was so wonderful to work with and the couple was most excited about getting married.  As it should be.

Above the aisle hung heavy greenery and glass votives leading to a "floating" chuppah made of mixed greenery with an amazing view of the White House.  The arrangements were a mix of tall and low arrangements with lots of wild, loose greenery.  Enjoy this beautiful wedding captured so perfectly by The Observatory Photography.  

Oh these dresses!

Floral Design by B Floral Event Design

Photography by The Observatory

Venue The Hay Adams

Wedding Coordination by Kelly Cannon Events

Pumpkins, pumpkins and more pumpkins

Fall is in the air and I thought it only fitting to post one of my all time favorite weddings.  The bride wanted pumpkins.  Not just any orange pumpkin, but a variety of white, gray and peach.  We scoured the farmers markets, Virginia farms, and even Whole Foods to find the perfect selection of heirloom pumpkins for this wedding.  The wedding took place in The Ronald Reagan Building a few years ago.  The incredible images are by Procopio Photography.  

The bouquets with mini white pumpkins

A stack of pumpkins to hold the escort cards

Custom designed centerpieces incorporated the pumpkins, cattails and pussy willow

Pumpkins stacked around the base of the custom built birch chuppah and the base of the trees.