Heather's bouquet contained lavender roses, daisies, red mums, and wheat! It turned out to be such a pretty combination. And Andrew wore one of my pocket gardens which was made up bits and pieces of the wedding flowers. It slips into the groom's pocket and looks great as a "boutonniere".
Mums are perfect for Fall weddings and these bridesmaids carried bouquets made up of three types of daisy mums. My favorites are those two toned purple daisies. Groomsmen wore matching boutonnieres.
There are several locations for ceremonies at Aldie. Heather and Andrew chose to have theirs under the large oak tree. I filled my white wicker stands with Baby's Breath and blue delphinium to define their ceremony space.
Heather brought me several wine bottles with interesting labels to use on cocktail tables. I filled them with a variety of mums.
I used a simple large candle container and filled it with rose petals for the placecard area.
Rose petals also greeted guests on this entry table.
Every table at the reception was a little bit different. Basically I did two different styles of centerpieces both with a bit of a lacy vintage look. Half of the tables were made up of large glass vases in either clear, blue, red, or purple and filled with a variety of flowers. The second half of the tables were "tablescaped" with three different vintage vases each filled with one type of flower from the couples' color palette. Most of the little vases were also different from each other.
This wedding turned out to be such a pretty one and I would have loved to have seen all of the tables finished, but I had a family commitment that day. I was allowed to go in early so that I could get there on time. I hope that Heather and Andrew had the time of their lives at their wedding that evening! Congratulations to you both!
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