Crisp Spring Wedding in Aiken

Tented weddings are becoming more and more popular. They are a blank slate! For this reception, we hung greenery along the string lights in the tent to make it a garden-inspired, romantic scene. The tables had a variety of blush, peach, and white blooms surrounded by candlelight.

The ceremony was in front of The Green Boundary Club. We decorated the front door with a large spray, had petals for the guests to throw as the couple exited the ceremony, and low aisle arrangements that were later moved to the stage.

We even got to green up their golf cart for the wedding exit! If every wedding was like this, I definitely wouldn’t be mad about it! We loved setting this springtime scene for our couple.

I N G R E D I E N T S

Peach ranunculus, white o’hara and peach juliet garden roses, ivory vendela roses, peach and white stock flower, butterfly ranunulus, white snapdragons, hypericum berries, and lisianthus, elaegnus, italian ruscus, olive branches, salal, and smilax.

H O N E Y C O M B R E N T A L S

Small clear compotes, bud vases, candles, large clear pedestal vase.

C R E D I T S

Photography: @welcometogeorgia
Planning: @lindsey_brill
Florals: @honeycombflorals
Videography: @treymintzfilms
Rentals: @somethingborrowedsc
Venue: @the_green_boundary
Beauty: @sydneywhaleyhair
Photo Booth: @jwimpressionsphotobooth
Local Flowers: @inbloom.local
Band: @emeraldempireband
Stationary: @thefinerprints
Tanning: @thespraybar.co

Timeless Southern Wedding at The Willcox

There are few trees more southern than the magnolia. Our bride wanted a timeless and classic look with some of her favorite blossoms. These are one of the few flowers I will use a high-quality silk substitute for, because they wilt nearly immediately upon being cut from the tree. We can’t even order them wholesale, for that reason!

We ended up marrying the silk stems with a variety of crisp white blooms to tie it together. I used fresh magnolia and camellia foliage to add a warm, rich green to the flowers. It was a perfectly timeless look for a fall wedding in Aiken.

I N G R E D I E N T S

White roses, lisianthus, spray roses, stock flower, astrantia, silk magnolia, fresh magnolia and camellia foliage, ruscus, and salal.

H O N E Y C O M B R E N T A L S

Large ‘Tulip’ Urn, bud vases, and assorted candles

C R E D I T S

Photography: Olga Chagarov Photography
Floral Design: Honeycomb Florals
Planning: Lindsey Brill
Venue: The Willcox and St John's United Methodist Church
Rentals: Allstar Tents and Events
Specialty Linen: Something Borrowed
Beauty Team: Amber and Ash, The Green Haus Co., Sydney Whaley
Band: Java Band
Tanning: Spray With Sarah

Moody Spring Wedding at Tin Roof Farms

The weather for this wedding couldn’t have stopped a great team from pulling out all the stops to give our couple a beautiful day! It was a dreary and humid spring day, but it only added to the ambiance you can see through these photos.

My favorite part was the head table. Set in front of the mantle filled with candles and flowers, we used small arrangements and candles to set the scene. It was adorned with a specialty linen, custom menus, chargers and napkins.

The flowers were all light, pastel colors and had a whimsical look to them. For a more true-to-color view, be sure to hop over to our instagram and look for this wedding. We loved every bit of it!

I N G R E D I E N T S

Peach and lavender stock flower, light blue delphinium, white larkspur, quicksand roses, orlaya, seeded eucalyptus, nagi, cream hypericum berries, and white lisianthus.

H O N E Y C O M B R E N T A L S

White ceremony columns, white ceramic vases, bud vases, candles/candleholders.

C R E D I T S

Photography: Madison Shull Photography
Planning and Design: Caitlin and Co. Events
Floral Design: Honeycomb Florals
Venue: Tin Roof Farms
DJ: Wade Event Co.
Catering: Hudson’s Classic Catering
Live Painting: United in Paint
Bar: Blue Flame Bartending
Rentals: Party Reflections
Linens: BBJ La Tavola
Cake: Publix

Elegant Winter Wedding at Old Medical College

The Old Medical College is a beautiful and historic building in downtown Augusta, Georgia. It was built in 1835 and is one of the oldest medical colleges in the Southeast. The building has a grand staircase, large windows, and high ceilings, making it a stunning backdrop for a wedding.

This January reception at the Old Medical College was filled with dark emerald greenery and crisp white and blue blooms. We adorned the entrance with vining greens and carried that theme throughout. The cake was a stunning display, and the fountain on the wall was also a unique accent.

I N G R E D I E N T S

White anenomes, roses, larkspur, light blue hydrangea and delphinium, blue thistle, salal leaf, plumosa fern, italian ruscus, smilax vine.

H O N E Y C O M B R E N T A L S

Light blue bud vases, cylinder vases with candles.

C R E D I T S

Photography: @amyjowenphoto
Videography: @michaeldavidproductions
Venue: Old Medical College
Planning: @georgiagraceweddings
Floral: @honeycombflorals
Rentals: @rancoeventrentals
Cake: @diannahall
Beauty: @estheticsbymadisonc_ @bombshellcreationsga
Gown: @weddingangelsbridal

Rich Fall Wedding at White Oak Road Farms

Fall is a beautiful time of year for a wedding, and the colors of the season can be easily incorporated into the floral arrangements. Burgundy is a popular choice for our autumn events. For this wedding, we incorporated dried materials like bunny tails and pampas grass as a nod to the season. The arbor featured a large spray across the top and truly made a statement. The personal flowers were perfectly suited to our couple!

I N G R E D I E N T S

Ivory “vendela” roses, red roses, rubicon spray roses and disbud mums, burgundy hypericum berries, phalaris grass, bunny tails, pampas grass, nagi, eucalyptus varieties, and continus foliage.

C R E D I T S

Photography: @guillebeauphoto
Venue: @whiteoakroadfarm_
Planning: @yoheandcoeventsllc
Floral design: @honeycombflorals
Gown: @elegantbridals
Spray tan: @spraysxsutton

Fall Elopement Shoot at Clark's Hill Lake

Two words to make your florist swoon: Creative Freedom! We were given little guidance on creating these florals for a photoshoot this fall, using seasonal florals was our only goal. I used some of my favorite fall blooms like heirloom chrysanthemums and snapdragons to create a warm and inviting bouquet and accents for a fun hat. It’s wonderful to have a client’s trust and some beautiful things can happen when you get that.

I N G R E D I E N T S

Sahara peach spray roses, white majolica spray roses, toffee roses, burgundy ranunculus and snapdragons, rust heirloom chrysanthemums, tinted orange waxflower, gunni eucalyptus, bay laurel, olive leaf, and seeded eucalyptus.

C R E D I T S

Photography: Katie Horst Carter/KKalon Photography
Floral Design: Honeycomb Florals
Gown: Lulu’s
Hair: Otoole Hair
Makeup: The Beauty Mark
Model: Avery Lewis