Mark & Karen- Part 2

For all those waiting to see more pics of the fabulous wedding of Mark and Karen here they are!!! One word to describe this wedding was SWAG!!! Their attention to detail at this wedding was unbelievable and everything looked amazing!

Both the bride and groom got ready for their big day at the beautiful Le Meridien Hotel (on different floors of course) The wedding ceremony was held at St. Ignatius in San Francisco followed by a spectacular celebration at the fabulous Bently Reserve in the heart of downtown San Francisco. Karen and her team at KSVP Events did an outstanding job making sure the day went according to plan. And the pictures below are from the AWESOME photographers at Zelo Photography:

 

Mark and Karen wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness together.

Thank you for allowing BLOOMINAIRE to be part of your special day!!!

for more behind the scenes pictures from this wedding check out
the behind the scenes blog from Let Love Photography
and check out Mark and Karen Part 1

Sabrina & Andrew - St. Regis Hotel

Sabrina and Andrew, a super awesome couple that had an awesome wedding at the beautiful St. Regis hotel in the heart of downtown San Francisco.  Their ceremony was held in the super modern foyer of the ballroom of the hotel with panoramic views of the city's skyline, then guests were directed to the rooftop reception where they wined, dined and celebrated beneath 3 beautiful crystal chandeliers. 

The bride wanted a bright color spread throughout both ceremony and reception space so she decided on having magenta colored flowers.  Here we used, fuchsia phalaenopsis orchids, hot pink dahlias, hot pink roses and pink hydrangeas and it certainly brightened up the rooms with a pop of color.

The pictures below were sent to me by the bride and groom.  Photos by Kurty Photography

 

Thank you Andrew and Sabrina for choosing BLOOMINAIRE to be part of your special day!!! We wish you a lifetime of love and happiness together!!!

Linda & Chris - Legion of Honor

I was super excited to be able to do my first wedding at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco.  As a florist, this was a venue that I've been looking forward to doing for a very long time!!!  Here are a few of the pictures I took:

Now for some awesome pics from one of my favorite photographers, Alfred and Emma Photography!!! Check out Alfred and Emma's Blog on this wonderful wedding.

Meet our lovely couple, Linda and Chris who tied the knot on a beautiful, clear afternoon at the  Legion of Honor in San Francisco.  The wedding ceremony was held outside with breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the sun setting behind them.

Thank you Linda and Chris for choosing BLOOMINAIRE to be part of your special day!!!!

Elisa & Brian

... and the whole wedding revolved around a little blue box that every girl knows and loves!!! Elisa and Brian chose Tiffany Blue and white as their color palette for their wedding. The ceremony was held at the beautiful, Good Sherpard Catholic Church in Elk Grove where the bride walked down a pink petal aisle runner lined with branches hanging with crystals. The celebration continued at Le Rivage Hotel in Sacramento.

Once again, we were able to work with the amazing coordinator Events by Chilou, who made sure Elisa and Brian's day went on smoothly!!

The pictures below are a mix of their wedding photographers, Photofinish Design, Elvin Tablan Photography and my lil' ole point and shoot camera!

^Photo by Photofinish Design

^Photo by Photofinish Design

^Photo by Photofinish Design

^the ring bearer held a box similar to a traditional Tiffany's box complete with white satin ribbon. I wish there was a better picture of it!!

^Photo by Photofinish Design

^Photo by Photofinish Design

^Photo by Elvin Tablan Photography^Photo by Elvin Tablan Photography
^Photo by Photofinish Design

^Photo by Photofinish Design

Photo below by Photofinish Design
Congratulations Elisa and Brian!!!! Wishing the two of you a beautiful marriage together!!!! Thank you for choosing BLOOMINAIRE to be part of your special day!