Bridesmaids wore plum colored dresses, so we chose bright hues for bouquets to really stand out in pictures.

The reception included more colorful flowers.

We used differing heights of centerpieces because the room was so huge and tall. These gerbers in glass cylinders were the bride's favorite.

Bundles of alstromeria lilies were left tall and tied up with ribbon.

Full purple hydrangea with green aspidistra leaf at the bottom of the vase.

Willow with hanging blooms was used to further add height to the room.

This picture shows how the different height centerpieces really helped the "look" in the room. That combined with bright linen choices and some colored lighting in the room, really helped pull this reception for 300 guests together.

Bridesmaid bouquets of coral roses, pink roses, isle spray roses, green hypericum berries.

Pomander for the flower girl.

Short reception pieces of: green hydrangea, white football mums, coral roses, pink stock, pink heather and ivory roses.

Magnificent tall pieces too!

I loved how the room turned out with alternating tall and short pieces.

A tent outside offered dinner guests a place to enjoy the evening air. We included large overflowing centerpieces.

These were an inexpensive option for this fundraiser but still gave the height needed for this big space.

Short pieces filled Sponsor Tables set for 4 guests.

Flowers in the Ladies Room is always a nice touch and always gets noticed as an extra detail.

Wreaths on all the doors welcomed guests to CastlePost.

Summer bouquets of green and pink hydrangeas, purple stock, dahlias and roses set atop glass cylinders, brought even more color to the room.

Short centerpieces are alternated throughout the room. The dahlias were show-stoppers!

The ceremony was held at Southern Hills United Methodist Church. They have a huge ledge that we loaded with more summer flowers and candles.

Love this simple but-oh-so-summery altar piece.

Each guest table had a different monochromatic look, one focal flower echoing from the buffet piece.

The bottom of each contained a surprise for seated guests too.

Birds of paradise.

Gorgeous red ginger.

Beautiful red anthirium.

Submerged pieces greeted guests as they walked outside.

Patio tables were graced with a few more monochromatic flowers for color.

Every flower featured inside made an appearance outside too.

The brides bouquet included hydrangea, roses, disbuds, button mums, hypericum berries, lily grass.

Fasig Tipton hosted 220 of the couples' family and friends.

With such a high ceiling in this venue, we did tall, medium and short centerpieces to keep the guests' eyes moving around the room.

Tall centerpieces included curly willow, gladiolous and belles of ireland.

Short centerpieces included belles of ireland sections, button ums, roses and hypericum berries.

Medium arrangements were either all white gladiolous or all green belles of ireland.

the front entrance of the college, getting ready for guests

Fun zebra print greeted guests as they walked in

simple flowers on bistro tables, surrounded the bar

more yellow floral pieces demanded attention in the buffet room, auction rooms and behind the bars

a beautiful entrance to the outdoor, late-night entertainment area

guests loved the clean, summer look

tall pieces were converted to short pieces the day of the event, due to the windy conditions, but it still turned out beautiful

the Latino rose was the only one beautiful enough to work with that fun zebra print

The ceremony overlooked the pond. The center aisle was marked by hydrangea vases on shephard hooks, and grass lined with white and blue petals.The arbor was lovingly built by the bride's father. We decorated it with curly willow, tulle, hydrangea, mums, and carnations.

Large blue umbrellas lined the outer aisles to provide some shade and visual interest/color.The arbor was lovingly built by the bride's father. We decorated it with curly willow, tulle, hydrangea, mums, and carnations.

The reception barn featured hanging tobacco cloth and paper lanterns. White ceiling fans were also installed to keep air moving and provide visual interest.

Tables featured navy runners, blue Ball canning jars with blue hydrangea, blue votive candles and personalized napkins.

A BBQ dinner was finished off with fruit topped cupcakes from Martines. YUM! You could smell the sugar in the air!

Wedding party flowers by Great Expectations.

Perfect, beautiful, full salmon-colored dahlias were a tough find in this heat wave. We had them Fed Ex'd the day before her wedding to ensure they were perfect!

Raggio del sol carnations in mass with perfectly selected ribbon in David's Pool color.

Vintage paper poms on these modern alterpieces gave a sneak peak to guests to what was to come at the reception.

The reception was held at the Signature Club. Note the pool colored dress with tangerine shoes in the background (bridesmaid!).

Unique touches greeted the guests at the Signature Club reception.

More paper poms hung over the dance floor.

Centerpieces also feature her signature colors and vintage looks.

Fabulous food also partnered with paper poms to continue the overall look of the reception.

A dessert buffet and more paper poms!

This ice bowl by Seasons Catering keeps the punch cold!

Ice Cream encased in a towering ice sculture again mimics the wedding's signature colors. Very cool (pun intended)!

Yummy cake is also vintage inspired! LOVE these paper flowers.