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| bridesmaid bouquet |
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| ceremony backdrop flowers |
No, really, it can't be July since we showered a little picture love our blog's way?!
Ok, promise to make it up to you this week as we play serious catch up on the lovely things we have been up to in the past few months.
We tried to be all 2010 on Friday and do a day in the life of a wedding for Ali & Sam on our facebook page (sneak peeks of which you see here), but the iPhone refused to play when it came to uploading images (and it wasn't us being techno-illiterate promise), so here we are on a chilly, grey Sunday morning in Sydney, blogging instead, and thinking how great it was the sun shone down on such a lovely, lovely couple on Friday when they married under a stunning weeping willow at
Centennial Parklands.
And those extremely large ducks you see looking oh so cute as they take a walk through the park with Ali & Sam? Let me tell you, they were tres scary up close and personal when I was setting up the ceremony flowers by the lake (even armed with a candleholder on a stake to gently try to prod them away from me, just in case they got too close, it was scary). But who can blame the proud new parents? There were little ducklings everywhere ('tis Spring after all), and they were just being protective.
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| Ali + Sam |
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| Proud parent ducks & Sam + Ali |
After the ceremony, Ali, Sam and their guests strolled to
Centennial Parklands Dining where the wisteria around the restaurant is in spectacular bloom, for a reception that was all about fantastic food, wine, friends and dancing. Ali opted for a classic, and classy, combination of navy & cream for the day, so we dressed the tables with beautiful midnight blue tablecloths, and created centerpieces with a collection of beautiful cream ceramic vases and bowls filled with the best spring has to offer: hyacinth, jonquils, freesia, ranunculus, roses and carnations (now, now don't turn up your nose, they are such a beautiful flower used in massed arrangements like those shown here). Adding her own touch to the tables, Ali used etched silver tin hearts tied off with cream and navy ribbon as the place cards for the guests.
When we arrived towards the end of the night, it was evident no-one wanted to leave. Now we know that's always a good sign of how much fun was being had. We'll share a few more of our happy snaps below, but really look forward to sharing
Cameron Bloom's beautiful images in the not too distant future with you. x
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| cream ceramic bowl with ranunculus and more |
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| navy cloths, cream ceramic vase with spring blooms |
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| hyacinth, jonquils, ranunculus, carnations, roses & more |
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| centennial parklands dining - a spring setting |
