09/23/2026
A walk down the aisle. ✨
For their ceremony, I wanted Julia and Connor to be surrounded by color, movement, beauty, and life. Layers upon layers of roses, hyacinth, allium, and more came together to create a floral structure that felt as though it had grown into the landscape.
Branches and greenery formed the framework, while flowers climbed the sides and gathered across the top in sweeping, organic layers. Delicate blooms and trailing greens added movement, allowing the flowers to spill and cascade naturally into the aisle. The colors moved through soft lavender, blush, peach, blue, ivory, and green — creating a floral landscape that felt lush, abundant, and alive.
The mirrored acrylic aisle reflected the florals as they cascaded toward the archway, while also catching the blue of the sky above. The reflections multiplied the flowers and the light, making the entire ceremony feel even more expansive.
But for me, this ceremony held a meaning far beyond the design.
Walking my daughter down the aisle was one of those moments that feels almost impossible to describe. I had dreamed of creating Julia’s wedding for her long before I ever imagined what that day would look like. To then stand beside her as her mother, walking her toward Connor, while also knowing I had helped create the world surrounding them, was incredibly emotional. It is a moment I will hold close to my heart for the rest of my life. 🩷
