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Briefly [Here in SF]

A quick blog stop while our 2.5 week work/vacation continue irregardless of one husband falling prey to whatever flu virus is circling. [He is not one to be a good sick patient, even worse when this continues for six days and misses a wedding to boot.]

However, here are some beautiful pictures of the travel from ATX to SF, and some prep shots of the wedding florals. I’m so excited to see the final product, and it was my first foray in a travelling floral studio, as well as the SF flower market. More thoughts on that last part … eventually. Highlight? Kumquat branches, and some incredible petite specimens of local garden roses. Deliciousness abounding.

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A guilded fireplace in a gold and cream ballroomin in a historic building in Washington, D.C

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Late Fall Wedding Inspiration at The Perry Belmont House in DC

Honestly, there is little better than designing to the historically marvelous and detailed interiors at The Perry Belmont House in DC, and our late fall dinner party-turned-boudoir-inspired revelry did not disappoint. As big art patrons and collectors, J&S came to us looking for guidance on where their wedding celebration ought to take place. Considering spots […]

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The Adolphus Hotel Dallas, Texas | A Winter White Rehearsal Dinner

When we received word that the mother of the groom was set on using The Adolphus Hotel in Dallas as the scene for the welcome dinner for guests of C & C’s late January wedding, we were beyond excited. We’ve been huge fans of the elegant, light-filled 19th Floor Ballroom (also known as The Governor’s […]

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The Questions to Ask a Venue for Your Wedding

As one of the first and often most important decisions, your venue sets the tone for both your wedding as well as your to-do list for your planning journey. While your venue may or may not be the same for both your ceremony and reception, there are practical considerations such as inclusions (rentals, etc) or […]

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