Magnolia Flower Shoppe Blog

Poppy and mustard against a pewter background were the colors of choice for this fun fall bride.  She wanted something vintage looking and not traditional “fall”.   The bouquets were created of single and double ranunculus, fluffy geronda gerberas, and mini novelty chrysanthemums. The bride’s attention to creative details got this wedding featured on Lovenotes by Pacific Weddings.   The venue, the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe ,  was the perfect setting for these fabulous photos by Erin Kate Photography.

Pear green and chocolate brown created a rich warmth at the Orfila Vineyards, in Escondido, CA.  Manzanita branches dotted with delicate white blooms created height in the tent, and alternating centerpieces of baskets of green pears were simply unique.  The brides bouquet was made of soft ivory blizzard roses and white peonies.  The bridesmaids carried textural bouquets in green and taupe, with green viburnum, green roses, and scabiosa pods. The event was captured in vivid detail in these beautiful photographs are provided by Loren Scott Photography. 

A beautiful evening in April was the perfect time for this fundraiser for the Surfrider Foundaition and Chrones and Colitis Disease, hosted by Lemongrass Salon and Spa, in Encintias, CA.  The event featured a fashion show, fire dancers, a silent auction and was catered by Healthy Creations.  Magnolia was honored to provide the floral decor which enhanced the natural beauty of the gardens.  There were many whimsical hanging arrangements throughout the area in bright citrus shades of orange, yellow, and green.  Photographs courtesy of Epic Photojournalism. 

Ruffly dark Milva roses were the inspiration for the rest of the flowers in these rustic yet elegant arrangements.  This bridal bouquet was featured in the Fall 2008 publication of Bride & Bloom magazine (pg. 85).  For the ceremony, soft fall hues, magnolia leaves, and curly willow branches complement the lush surroundings at Ponte Family Estate in Temecula, CA.

These bright colors remind me of cool rainbow sherbert!  Hot pink, tangerine, and lime green flowers were refreshing on a warm Temecula day.