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I had the privilege of working with some fabulous vendors this past fall on a whimsical photoshoot with the colour combo of aqua + yellow + grey. My three favourite colours. This is, more than likely, how my wedding would look if I were to do it all over again! I love texture and visual interest and this reflects my eclectic and modern style. Enjoy!
Photography: ENV Photography
Venue: The Delta South (Crystal Ballroom)
Flowers: Akiko Floral Artistry
Stationery: PinkPolka Design
Cake // Cakepops // Cupcakes: Bluebird Cakes
Rentals: A Chair to Remember
Rentals: Special Event Rentals
Table Numbers: Etsy
Favor Boxes + Tissue Paper: Creative Packaging
Straws: Etsy
Twine: The Twine Shop, Etsy
Cheers,
Julianne Cragg | Edmonton Wedding Planner
A Modern Proposal Event Planning
c: 780.901.5630
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There are SO MANY THINGS I adore about this set up. The color scheme is FABULOUS, the cake is amazing and I totally adore the little details like the paper straws in the drinks and the circular menu card.
With spring comes weddings, and TULIPS! I’m proud of my Dutch heritage and there is nothing more dutch than the Tulip. I love tulips. They should be appearing very soon in home gardens, but from florists now is the time for tulips. Weddings in late March and April are the best time to have tulips, they are fairly inexpensive and come in array of colours. Buying them for late May is extremely risky, I could tell you my own wedding horror story (re: May wedding and tulips), only horror story about the wedding, but will leave that for another day.
Cheers,
Julianne Cragg | Edmonton Wedding Planner
A Modern Proposal Event Planning
c: 780.901.5630
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I love the simplicity and sweetness of tulips! Happy Spring Season.
Very elegant designs..simply beautiful
Very elegant desing… simply beautiful
There is a huge misconception about Carnations in the wedding + floral industry, that they are a cheap horrible looking flower. I beg to differ. They have a beautiful ruffled texture and come in pretty much any colour under the rainbow and are a very hardy flower. Making them an ideal filler or primary flower. One of the variations of carnations you may not recognize is the green trick. It’s the last photo, the green mossy looking flower. Yup, that’s a carnation, but most florists won’t call it a carnation because most people turn away from that word.
Take a look at the photos below, and I dare you to still tell me carnations are an ugly cheap flower.
Source: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Cheers,
Julianne Cragg | Edmonton Wedding Planner
A Modern Proposal Event Planning
c: 780.901.5630
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