When Winne got in touch with me about her wedding at The Ashford Estate, I was so excited about all the possibilities there were. They have an absolutely gorgeous barn for ceremonies, acres of pristine grounds and the Grand Ballroom is breathtaking. Winne really loved lush, romantic florals that reflect late summer and she wanted to balance out the formal setting with lots of romantic garden texture. To do this we brought in buckets of local flowers and foliage to include chocolate dahlias, cafe au lait dinner plate dahlias, eleagnus, plum branches, lisianthus, eucalyptus, and tardiva hydrangea, just to name a few. We mixed them with lush and textural blossoms like Princess Charlene of Monaco garden roses, polo roses, peach ranunculus, deep red astilbe to get a design that had ample movement and visual interest, but still felt soft and romantic.
Here are the details:
Couple: Winne & Alex
Season: Summer/Fall
Venue:
The Ashford Estate
Catering:
Merri Makers
Photographer:
Emily Wren Photography
Style:
Romantic Garden
Colors:
Soft white, blush peach, light pink, rose, deep red and gold paired with dark greens.
Featured:
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When Winne got in touch with me about her wedding at The Ashford Estate, I was so excited about all the possibilities there were. They have an absolutely gorgeous barn for ceremonies, acres of pristine grounds and the Grand Ballroom is breathtaking. Winne really loved lush, romantic florals that reflect late summer and she wanted to balance out the formal setting with lots of romantic garden texture. To do this we brought in buckets of local flowers and foliage to include chocolate dahlias, cafe au lait dinner plate dahlias, eleagnus, plum branches, lisianthus, eucalyptus, and tardiva hydrangea, just to name a few. We mixed them with lush and textural blossoms like Princess Charlene of Monaco garden roses, polo roses, peach ranunculus, deep red astilbe to get a design that had ample movement and visual interest, but still felt soft and romantic.
Here are the details:
Couple: Winne & Alex
Season: Summer/Fall
Venue:
The Ashford Estate
Catering:
Merri Makers
Photographer:
Emily Wren Photography
Style:
Romantic Garden
Colors:
Soft white, blush peach, light pink, rose, deep red and gold paired with dark greens.
Featured:
Style Me Pretty: A Dreamy Late Summer, Early Fall Wedding at The Ashford Estate
Martha Stewart Weddings: Beautiful Ways to Style the Last Row of Chairs at Your Wedding Ceremony
Martha Stewart Weddings: A Wedding Trend We’re Loving: Swing Decor
When Winne got in touch with me about her wedding at The Ashford Estate, I was so excited about all the possibilities there were. They have an absolutely gorgeous barn for ceremonies, acres of pristine grounds and the Grand Ballroom is breathtaking. Winne really loved lush, romantic florals that reflect late summer and she wanted to balance out the formal setting with lots of romantic garden texture. To do this we brought in buckets of local flowers and foliage to include chocolate dahlias, cafe au lait dinner plate dahlias, eleagnus, plum branches, lisianthus, eucalyptus, and tardiva hydrangea, just to name a few. We mixed them with lush and textural blossoms like Princess Charlene of Monaco garden roses, polo roses, peach ranunculus, deep red astilbe to get a design that had ample movement and visual interest, but still felt soft and romantic.
Here are the details:
Couple: Winne & Alex
Season: Summer/Fall
Venue:
The Ashford Estate
Catering:
Merri Makers
Photographer:
Emily Wren Photography
Style:
Romantic Garden
Colors:
Soft white, blush peach, light pink, rose, deep red and gold paired with dark greens.
Featured:
Style Me Pretty: A Dreamy Late Summer, Early Fall Wedding at The Ashford Estate
Martha Stewart Weddings: Beautiful Ways to Style the Last Row of Chairs at Your Wedding Ceremony
Martha Stewart Weddings: A Wedding Trend We’re Loving: Swing Decor
