It's All About the Flowers!: Blue

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Debbie and Tek

Debbie and Tec were a destination couple who chose the Historic Rice Mill Building for their wedding ceremony and reception. They got more than they bargained for when a strong wind storm moved in and threatened to force their ceremony inside. We quickly changed plans to accomodate; rearranging the floral decorations and moving the speakers and other equipment to lower levels to avoid toppling. With veil blowing in the wind Debbie exchanged vows with Tek and became his wife! Now they have a great story about their wild Charleston wedding!

Once inside, the party continued with fantastic food and drink provided by Good Food Catering. Delicious cake and pies by Lauren from Wildflour Pastry. Other Brother DJ Service kept the music going and the guests on the dance floor! The evenings events were captured in photographic memories for the couple to share for many years to come by Stephen Blackmon Photography.

FANTASTIC PHOTOS BY STEPHEN BLACKMON PHOTOGRAPHY! CK HIM OUT!!!

http://www.stephenblackmon.com/

Monday, September 6, 2010

Corrie and Nick

Corrie and Nick are a terrific couple who love to have fun together! Their family and friends gathered together to share their wedding day with them at the John Wesley United Methodist Church in West Ashley and the Doubletree Historic Charleston, downtown. Corrie chose yellow and navy blue as her colors to go along with Nick's Air Force dress blues. I enjoyed making the arrangements and bouquets for Corrie and Nick, in beautiful shades of blue and yellow. The blue hydrangea used in Corrie's bouquet were grown in her mother's flower garden. Their wedding and reception was filled with special touches that added meaningful sentiment for the couple, thier family, and friends.

Richard Ellis Photography was on hand to document the event.

John Wesley United Methodist Church

The groomsmen that were not in uniform wore the boutonniere's below

Bride and groom exited the church through the 'arch of sabers',

common for military weddings

Corries's bouquet contained hydrangea grown in her mother's flower garden and the handle displayed a special pendant that belonged to her grandmother.