Discovering your style: Garden Party
Garden party is described as fresh, textural, and lush with a balance of blooms and foliage. Arrangement shapes are typically wild and organic with airy elements. We tend to see more color in garden party styling - it works well with many different color palettes making it a very versatile theme.
Summer & Oscar - September 2025 at Abernethy
We used minimal foliage for Summer & Oscar's mid-September wedding and focused on a lush designs with big focal blooms in bright colors. Dahlias, zinnia, and chrysantheum in pinks and oranges were balanced by the purple tones of the lisianthus and scabiosa and cream cosmos.
Margaret & Clark - March 2021 at Everett West
We used a mix of textural blooms and foliage for this March styled shoot. We balanced bright and pastel florals to create a fresh palette that felt like the first day of spring!
Jennifer & Daniel - July 2025 at Abbey Road Farm
Jennifer & Daniel's wedding was the epitome of garden party. Colorful, romantic blooms, vining greenery, and sweet details like baskets, faceted glass, and a vintage-style phone booth helped create the garden-y vibe.
Meredith & John - September 2023 at 19 Acres Cider Co.
Meredith & John wanted a bold and bright garden party wedding at 19 Acres. We created voluminous, lush designs with hydrangea, roses, zinnia, lilies, and marigolds in a playful color palette.
Holly & Patrick - July 2021 at Lewis & Clark College
We mixed vintage elements with garden party styling for this whimsical summer wedding. We used vintage fruit bowls for the footed compotes full of romantic blooms like roses, dahlias, and delphinium. Larkspur, bells of Ireland, and veronica added a textural element to all of the designs.
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