Ann Arbor, Michigan wedding and event flowers Red Poppy Floral Design florist
Orange wedding flowers have been such fun this year! I have loved getting to create these bold and bright bouquets that have such a joyful feel! Here's one for a recent wedding at Earhart Manor in orange, peach, blush, pink and blue - and I just loved how it turned out! This one featured orange dahlias and ranunculus, pink fado roses, orange free spirit roses, and blue nigella.
So talented Kathy Davies Photography captured these stunning images of Rachel and Anthony's beautiful summer wedding at Misty Farm Events in Ann Arbor. Rachel and Anthony had a morning ceremony and a brunch reception, which not only meant a fantastic and creative menu (I love brunch food!) but also a really memorable summer setting in the morning light. Rachel and Anthony had such an eye for charming details - I loved their vintage suitcase on the card table, and they provided lovely vintage bottles and vases for the flowers. A little bit vintage, classic, rustic, and elegant all in one.
It was such a joy working with this thoughtful and creative couple on their flower design - they wanted lovely colors - orange, peach, coral, pink, blue - and seasonal textures, and they really let me run with a wide variety of blooms and the best of the season.
Rachel's bridal bouquet featured orange free spirit roses, orange and yellow poppies, yellow parrot tulips, peach juliet garden roses, blue scabiosa, mint geranium foliage, fresh mint, lady's mantle, and dusty miller.
The centerpieces included coral charm peonies, finesse roses, peach juliet garden roses, white ranunculus, blue nigella, dusty miller, mint geranium foliage and peach parrot tulips.
So excited this bride chose a bright, cheerful bouquet for an autumn wedding at home. And I loved how this orange chevron cotton twill ribbon from The Ribbon Retreat added the perfect fashionable complement with a hint of vintage- lovely!
Flowers included orange and yellow dahlia, orange pincushion protea, chamomile daisies, seeded eucalyptus, dusty miller, peach roses.
