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If you're a peony lover, the end of the spring is the perfect time to get married. Simone and Ryne wanted something bright and lush to welcome their guests to the Brooklyn Winery, and we of course had to incorporate one of their favorite blooms, coral charm peonies, into the mix. A touch of light blue was a beautiful pop of an unexpected color to soften the palette. Simone wanted a loose and natural bouquet with cascading jasmine vines and beautiful summertime blooms - our fa

White, champagne, taupe, and blush were Megan + John's palette for their early January wedding. The neutral colors felt fitting for the beginning of the year and the subtle shifts in color and shape from flower to flower provided visual interest in an otherwise soft range of color. Sparkle was added in the vintage silver vessels the bride's mom collected. Champagne urns, creamer bowls, tea pots, and lotus bowls, each with their own unique shape, etching, and size provided the

Neutrals with a pop of black and plum seem to be such a wonderful winter palette for brides who want a winter wedding without it being too 'holiday'. Adding lux touches, like vintage rose velvet ribbon and hints of copper in the arch gave their wedding an extra romance (and the snow didn't hurt either!). Samantha asked that her bouquet be wild and lush, with movement in the flowers and foliage and streamers to give it an etherial feeling. The inspiration for the arch was a fl