We've been published!! Style Me Pretty posted our wedding and we are thrilled. When the vision of this wedding started coming to life, we knew we would have to share it with all you that love and appreciate weddings as much as we do. It was so wonderful designing a wedding for a bride that had such great fashion sense and style. On top of it all, working with the ever pleasent ladies at Celebration of Joy

What a dress!! I wish to get married again (to the same man of course!) just so I can wear Jennifer's dress. She looked stunning.

The nights centerpieces were a gorgeous collection of natural elements with vibrant sunset toned flowers. Succulents were a must in this mix along with other desert like plants.

The centerpieces were given a modern edge with white ceramic square vases, square glass, a touch of romance with candles.

But what made these centerpieces come to life, was the meadow feel the mini red iris gave off...

End result.. a perfect design tailored just for Jennifer's style.

When asked to design a bridal bouquet that was non traditional, bright and sophisticated, we knew just the style for Jennifer. She has amazing taste and knew that it had to be unique, something that she could hold freely and look amazing at any angle. I was blown away by the end result and keep this one in my treasure box of all time faves.

Coordination: Cathy, Celebrations of Joy

Photography: Joan Allen Photography

Location: Twin Palms Estate

Linens: Wildflower Linens

Dress: Akris, Alexander McQueen

Shoes: Christian Louboutin

Hilbert-Kennedy Wedding

This was no ordinary back yard wedding. Kate and John's wedding took place at John's parents home nestled in the heart of Palm Springs. A gorgeous estate with a fine collection of Spanish inspired antiques and remnants of the homes original owners and fun history. A casino room where old Hollywood stars would spend their time in secrecy gambling and dinking away. The tour of the home was half the fun of designing the wedding!

We are very excited and honored that have been published in Southern Wedding Magazine

Every detail was carefully thought out. The ceremony site was idea! You'd think the space was achitecturaly desined for a wedding cereremony, it wasn't. Floral arragements were strung from Sheppards hooks down the aisle. They led to the center of the courtyard where a rustic well stood. Very romantic!!

The reception took place in the home backyard. Now, you should not confuse this with your ordinary yard, this was a polished, landscaped, cozy and huge space! We transformed it with plenty of lighting from Chinese lanterns and floating candle votive as a favor for every guest.