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Kim and Gordon got married at a gorgeous private home in LaHonda, CA. The color palette was a mixture of soft yellow, pinks, and purple. With lovely roses, daisies, sweet peas and a variety of other flowers. The event was small and beautiful and everything looked gorgeous!      Photo Credit: Brian McStay Photography
Christina and Charles got married early May at Saratoga Spring in Saratoga, CA. The color palette was white and pale pink and flowers used included roses and hydrangeas. Every thing and everyone looked absolutely perfect!               Photo Credit: Gladys Jem Photography
Serena and Colin got hitched at the beautiful Mountain Terrace venue in Woodside, CA. We adorned the venue with lovely shades of purple, lilac, and hot pink. With the backdrop of magnificent redwoods, the place looked absolutely stunning!            Photo Credit: Scatter Joy Photos
Shannon and Jake got married at the gorgeous Saratoga Springs venue in Saratoga, CA. We adorned the place with flowers: hydrangea, dahlia, and roses, and tulips in light shades of white, cream and pink. Instead of just one vase with flowers on the tables - there were three! When it got dark enough for the twinkle lights to be turned on, everything was sparkling!            Photo Credit: Scatter Joy Photos
Anna and Mike got married at the beautiful Menlo Circus Club in Atherton, CA. The color palette was simple: white, peach, and green. The bride's horse made an exciting addition to the bridal party. Flowers: roses, sweet pea, peonies, & freesia.           Photo Credit: Kara Miller Photography
Alison and Ed got married at the rustic Mountain Terrace in Woodside, CA.             This wedding was featured on Bridestory. View it here:
http://www.bridestory.com/blog/a-rustic-mountain-top-wedding-for-edward-and-alison Photo Credit: Dennis Brillantes Anna & Josh were such a warm, loving, fun couple to work with. Their wedding took place at the bride's beautiful family's home in Palo Alto. Designing the florals for their wedding was a joy. I just loved how much fun they all had & seeing neighbors take photos of all the merriment & the newlyweds.    From the bride's family home in Palo Alto, the band led the wedding party on the streetcar to Garden Court Hotel.   Tuscan style centerpiece designed with olive branches, roses, lissianthus, eucalyptus, hydrangea, crocosmia decorated the Garden Court Hotel. And the band (Stanford) played on!   Photo Credit: Robin Jolin
The Icelandic Poppy gets my vote for most imaginative & quirky looking spring flower with it's petals sleeping inside the green fuzzy pocket of it's home.
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