Wedding flowers

Of-the-moment hues like blush and lavender are paying tribute to parlor-era sophistication. Antonis Achilleos Clark + Walker Studio Kate Mathis Todd Huffman > Check out our vintage weddings style guide…

Forget about roses, peonies and ranunculuses — there’s no rule that says boutonnieres have to use flowers at all. Instead, branch out with unexpected elements like feathers, bottlecaps and blueberries…

The couple’s parents held lightsabers in a crossed arch to symbolize the strength of the Force in their marriage. Need we say more?

It’s all in the details! 7 unique ideas to play up your personalities on your wedding day.

Adding depth and dimension, succulents show that wedding decor is no longer all about fresh stems.

Wreaths aren’t just for the church doors or the holidays. Wreaths make beautiful additions to reception decor and bridal party style — and they come in all shapes and sizes….

For this brilliant burgundy bouquet Liza Lubell, founder of Peartree Flowers turned to her mother’s garden. In it she she found forsythia, a common garden leafy bush that’s not often…

Go above and beyond for a celebration worth remembering.