Sin Kei & David - Asea on the Moshulu

Sin Kei and David are two absolutely adorable, hard-working medical students. They chose a color pallete of purple and yellow for their wedding. Since red signifies love, joy, and prosperity in Chinese wedding traditions, I added accents of that color as well throughout the flowers.

Sin Kei's bouquet was made up of yellow roses, lavendar lisianthus, and purple lisianthus. If you look closely, I inserted a red dragonfly into the flowers. I wanted the best start possible for Sin Kei and David!


Sin Kei's attendant carried a bouquet of lavender and yellow spray roses.

Cute corsages for the Moms.

The view from the deck of the Moshulu is outstanding. I made topiaries in yellow, purple, and red to designate the ceremony area. You can tell that the wind is kicking up.

I sat an arrangement of cherry blossoms and purple flowers on the gift table. A much larger version was placed on the placecard table - but my photos did not come out. I hope to get a professional picture of this from their photographer, Leslie Gilbert, because David made folded paper swans and turtles which I hung from the branches. He also made one to sit at the place of every guest at their table. Quite an undertaking! www.lesliegilbertphotography.com has pictures of David's work on her blog.

I made arrangements of curly willow, cherry blossoms, and orchids to sit on the large bar.

Each table featured a centerpiece of a mass of flowers in either purple or yellow with yellow, purple, or red accent crystals. The room looked so colorful and happy - just right for a wedding!