The bride and I first crossed paths about 3 years ago when I did the flowers for her cousin's Quinceanera. Although I had not personally met her, she kept my name tucked away and called me when she was getting married. How's that for a good impression!
I love the "Old Hollywood" look of these shots and the way the checkered floor plays off the white gown and black tux.
Patty knew what she wanted from the word go. Soft pinks with a touch of "sparkle".
After all, a girl can never have too much sparkle!
Here is a close up of the bride with bling in the center of her pink roses and the girls had bling in the center of their white stephanotis flowers.
Romantic walk as husband and wife.
Nice family shot with the flower girl holding a cute "kissing ball" made from hot pink carnations.
Now there's the real deal sparkly stuff!
Love how the pink and hot pink pop off the black dresses.
Everyone got into it when it came to the rhinestones. The groom had them shooting out of his calla lily boutonniere and the mom's had rhinestone wrist corsages to add a lil' glamour.
The church had an open modern feel to it. It was beautiful.
What a supportive and happy family surrounding the beautiful couple.
Congratulations P & J!
