Your wedding cake is more than just a dessert—it's a centerpiece that captures attention and invites admiration. By incorporating beautiful floral arrangements into your cake design, you give your guests something worth looking at and photographing.

Planning a wedding is about more than just choosing a date and a dress. It's about finding the perfect setting that encapsulates the magic and significance of your special day. For those seeking an unforgettable venue with a rich history and timeless elegance, The Coronado in St. Louis makes for a memorable choice.

Their wedding day was a beautiful reflection of their timeless, elegant, and classy style. Angela’s passion for fashion and style was evident in every detail, from the sophisticated decor to the meticulously curated attire. “We wanted to look back in 5…10…20 years and not worry that our wedding was too ‘on trend’ for the time period,” Angela shared. This desire for timelessness was woven into every aspect of their celebration, creating an unforgettable experience for all who attended.

Everything about Nicole and Chris's wedding day was bespoke, from the creative escort card wall to the daring cake display. Their clear vision and unique design style produced one of the spring’s most stunning soirees.

While Ashley and Devon chose a really chic and lead design for their wedding, it was “music [that was] the ultimate centerpiece of the day.” In classic rock n’roll style, the evening was full of musical talent, including performances by Devon himself as well as several of his friends, including Alex Orbison (son of Roy Orbison), Duane Betts (son of Dickey Betts of The Allman Brothers Band), JD Simo (Singer-songwriter) and Devon’s sons, Jimmy Hall and Orion Gregory Allman.

By using colors that are somewhat analogous with the venue’s style—orange, red and purple—our design becomes an accentuation of the built environment, punctuated by the stark contrast of our bride dressed in white. All of this is a contemporary expression of passion and strength fit for any love story.

I wanted my guest's experience to be warm, comfortable and fun. I imagined our guests could dance to our amazing band but could also catch up by one of the fireplaces or at the table under candlelight and the amazing hedge centerpieces.

Planning a wedding in a time where there is so much social media and content to compare your wedding to can be stressful. Just keep reminding yourself what is important, and it is all worth it!

It is not everyday that a couple really lets their design teams “work the room”, but… with the addition of blush florals and elements, various styles of elevated centerpieces and a myriad of candlelight, the Khorrisan Ballroom was transformed. The result is an opulent backdrop for an unforgettable celebration.

In honor of National Sister's Day on August 6, we're highlighting the weddings of Paige and Tierney, two sisters with distinct wedding styles who chose to celebrate their special days at their family home in Ladue, but the results couldn’t be more different.

An opulent structure has the power to transport your wedding guests into a world of luxury and romance. By combining grand florals, architectural marvels, opulent fabric draping, and luxurious accents, we can create a look that becomes a work of art in itself.

Even though it's been a year, there are many times where I think back to our wedding day and have to pinch myself because it truly was a dream come true. Lisa and her team made my vision come to life! It exceeded my expectations!

The table you select for your special day, should reflect your personality as a couple and incorporate different elements such as floral arrangements, candles, and linens that reflect your unique personality and style.

As with every event, it’s crucial to understand the tone that you want to set for your special day. Each element is an important building block signaling to guests what to expect.

Taylor and Osvaldo put their dream wedding on hold while serving as medical professionals throughout the pandemic… the wait paid off with the flawless wedding of their dreams complete with unique elements to showcase their personality and culture!

If flowers are in your top 3 priorities, we recommend allocating a higher percentage of money to your floral and event design budget. Begin by making two lists, the floral elements that are absolute “must have” and floral elements that “would be nice if it works into our budget”.

This month, we are ushering in the cold with an elegant, hometown wedding celebrating Lisa’s niece, Emily. Emily and Andrew, chose white and ivory flowers, and rich grey and emerald hues to embrace the festive chill.

Plus, there is a little piece of Lisa history hidden away inside this blog!

Awaiting guests… was a stunning garden scene, complete with cascading wisteria, feathery ferns, and urns full of budding blooms.

Low centerpieces are truly important in reception design… because all aspects of their design are visible to your guests.

Remember, everything about reception design is about showcasing you as a newly wed couple- and Candlelight Centerpieces are no exception.