Chloe and Mike didn’t begin planning their wedding with a particular theme, per se, but they knew a few things for certain. They wanted a day that was romantic, non-traditional, and they wanted the floral design to make a statement…big time. Add that all up and you get a spring celebration overflowing with whimsical blooms […]

Chloe and Mike didn’t begin planning their wedding with a particular theme, per se, but they knew a few things for certain. They wanted a day that was romantic, non-traditional, and they wanted the floral design to make a statement…big time. Add that all up and you get a spring celebration overflowing with whimsical blooms and eye candy galore. Annie McElwain photographed the gallery ready to be pinned!
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From the Bride… I didn’t really have a theme for my wedding, but I knew I wanted it to be romantic and non-traditional. I also wanted to make sure to tie in elements from New York, since that is where we live. I chose grays and whites for my neutrals to serve as the backdrop for some really bold and fashion-forward flowers. I really wanted the flowers to be different.
For the ceremony, the focus was on the lily pond; part of the reason we chose El Encanto, and we kept it all white with a lush chuppah and overflowing bouquets. Spring is a really great time for flowers and Brown Paper Design did such a beautiful job with the se...