The bride wanted clean, white, minimal design for her wedding. I mounted two decorated floral cages with zip ties to a 7.2ft gold wedding arch as the focal point for the ceremony, lining the aisle with hurricane vases with floating candles.

For my floral cages I used a mixture of silver dollar eucalyptus, baby blue eucalyptus, white roses, spray roses, freesia, and bellflowers.

I repurposed the floral cages from the arch as centerpieces for the head table along with the hurricane vases from the ceremony aisle.

Close up details shot by Mejia Jones Photography

I love the simplicity of repurposed decor for a wedding. Switching from ceremony to reception.

The bride wanted minimal decor for this quick elopement outside the Dekalb County courthouse. For the florals, I used a range of dusty colored roses, spray roses, peonies, and assorted greenery. White sheer drapery tied onto the gazebo to give shape to the ceremony.

Created an organic flow for the big community table with collected mismatched candles, hurricane vases, and tea lights - flowing in harmony with the florals.

I hand drew signage for the wedding using small chalkboard signs and chalk markers.

Close up of hand-drawn signage.