I am sooooo excited to share this wedding today. Any one that has read our blog before has read about Tina. She is a great friend of ours and a truly talented photographer based out of Philly. She has photographed many weddings that we have done, and has even done personal photo shoots of our kids (they love her too!).  When Tina and Jeremy got engaged we knew that their wedding would be one to remember; they know how to have a good time! Tina hired fellow photographer, Jamie Delaine as her wedding photographer (she flew in from Vancouver Canada for the wedding!) and I was beyond thrilled to see the shots that Jamie caught of Tina and Jeremy’s wedding day.  Tina knew she wanted a modern wedding with some traditional touches.  This is a couple that LOVES Philadelphia, Jeremy even popped the big question right in Rittenhouse Square, so it was no surprise when Tina picked Top of the Tower for their wedding to take place.  We used phalaenopsis orchids (we always love an excuse get our hands on these), limes, dahlias, and lots of fun little details to make Tina’s day extra special.

We knew Tina would be a gorgeous bride so we had better make a bouquet to match.  I think Mary nailed it with this all white bouquet.  She used dahlias, white polo roses, ranunculus, parrot tulips, brunia berries, maidenhair fern and stephanotis with a rhinestone accent.  We wrapped the bouquet with ivory satin and champagne lace.  A crystal brooch completed it (LOVE!). When ordering her bouquet, Tina said “I want it to be so big that I can barely fit my hands around it!” OUR KINDA GAL!

Tina sure made for one HOT bride!  STUNNING!!!

Finding the lace for this bouquet took me hours…I think it was totally worth it.

Since their wedding didn’t take place at a church, we helped define the aisle with these lanterns.  A green cymbidium orchid tucked in the top of these lanterns and a scattering of rose petals were all it took to make their ceremony room glow.

To create a backdrop behind the couple as they said their vows we used our pillars filled with curly willow, phalaenopsis orchids, crystals, and hanging mirrors.

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of green cymbidium orchids, parrot tulips, green trachelium, brunia berries, and maidenhair fern.  All the green looked so pretty against their black dresses, but seriously, the flowers can’t compete with these beauties!

Check out this adorable vase we used for their cocktail tables.  We are able to slide in a picture, so Tina gave us a bunch of her engagement pictures to use.  What a great way to get some more use of your engagement photos!  A mound of white dahlias made this the perfect size for the cocktail tables.

For the place card table we covered the table with wheat grass and then added bells of Ireland, ranunculus, maidenhair fern, and cymbidium orchids.  The cards were nestled among the flowers – so cute!

The cake was decorated with bells of irelend and cymbidium orchids – totally modern and gorgeous!

We did not want to compete with the jaw-dropping view at Top of the Tower’s reception room, so we decided to keep the centerpieces simple. We filled our chic vases with limes (the perfect shade of green) and had stems of phalaenopsis orchids cascading from the top of the vase.  We added a band of black ribbon with a rhinestone brooch to the top, and placed a single flower at every place setting. Only the best for our Tina!

Totally amazing!

I love, love, love these orchids!

 Tina and Jeremy, you two are such a sweet couple and we really enjoyed doing your wedding flowers and being a part of your day.  Best wishes to both of you on your future together!!! XOXO <3

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I am sooooo excited to share this wedding today. Any one that has read our blog before has read about Tina. She is a great friend of ours and a truly talented photographer based out of Philly. She has photographed many weddings that we have done, and has even done personal photo shoots of our kids (they love her too!).  When Tina and Jeremy got engaged we knew that their wedding would be one to remember; they know how to have a good time! Tina hired fellow photographer, Jamie Delaine as her wedding photographer (she flew in from Vancouver Canada for the wedding!) and I was beyond thrilled to see the shots that Jamie caught of Tina and Jeremy’s wedding day.  Tina knew she wanted a modern wedding with some traditional touches.  This is a couple that LOVES Philadelphia, Jeremy even popped the big question right in Rittenhouse Square, so it was no surprise when Tina picked Top of the Tower for their wedding to take place.  We used phalaenopsis orchids (we always love an excuse get our hands on these), limes, dahlias, and lots of fun little details to make Tina’s day extra special.

We knew Tina would be a gorgeous bride so we had better make a bouquet to match.  I think Mary nailed it with this all white bouquet.  She used dahlias, white polo roses, ranunculus, parrot tulips, brunia berries, maidenhair fern and stephanotis with a rhinestone accent.  We wrapped the bouquet with ivory satin and champagne lace.  A crystal brooch completed it (LOVE!). When ordering her bouquet, Tina said “I want it to be so big that I can barely fit my hands around it!” OUR KINDA GAL!

Tina sure made for one HOT bride!  STUNNING!!!

Finding the lace for this bouquet took me hours…I think it was totally worth it.

Since their wedding didn’t take place at a church, we helped define the aisle with these lanterns.  A green cymbidium orchid tucked in the top of these lanterns and a scattering of rose petals were all it took to make their ceremony room glow.

To create a backdrop behind the couple as they said their vows we used our pillars filled with curly willow, phalaenopsis orchids, crystals, and hanging mirrors.

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of green cymbidium orchids, parrot tulips, green trachelium, brunia berries, and maidenhair fern.  All the green looked so pretty against their black dresses, but seriously, the flowers can’t compete with these beauties!

Check out this adorable vase we used for their cocktail tables.  We are able to slide in a picture, so Tina gave us a bunch of her engagement pictures to use.  What a great way to get some more use of your engagement photos!  A mound of white dahlias made this the perfect size for the cocktail tables.

For the place card table we covered the table with wheat grass and then added bells of Ireland, ranunculus, maidenhair fern, and cymbidium orchids.  The cards were nestled among the flowers – so cute!

The cake was decorated with bells of irelend and cymbidium orchids – totally modern and gorgeous!

We did not want to compete with the jaw-dropping view at Top of the Tower’s reception room, so we decided to keep the centerpieces simple. We filled our chic vases with limes (the perfect shade of green) and had stems of phalaenopsis orchids cascading from the top of the vase.  We added a band of black ribbon with a rhinestone brooch to the top, and placed a single flower at every place setting. Only the best for our Tina!

Totally amazing!

I love, love, love these orchids!

 Tina and Jeremy, you two are such a sweet couple and we really enjoyed doing your wedding flowers and being a part of your day.  Best wishes to both of you on your future together!!! XOXO <3

If you are interested in our floral design services in South Jersey, the greater Philadelphia area or Northern Delaware please contact Mary by filling out the form below:

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Some things are totally worth the wait! I love looking back at weddings from a few months ago and remembering all the little details and fun we had putting it all together. Michelle and Andrew were married this past July 2010 at the Trump National of Philadelphia in Pine Hill, NJ. Michelle Scanzano  of All Things Beautiful was the wedding planner for this wedding, and as usual did an awesome job. If you are a bride looking for a hands on, detail oriented wedding planner you have got to check her out.  We recently did another wedding with her and I got a copy of the master wedding timeline she created for the bride, WHOA. Most amazing document ever created! Anyway, back to this event…this wedding was full of shades of purple (LOVE) and lots of butterfly accents (LOVE LOVE), perfect for a July wedding.  Jon Carlson of Carlson Photo got some amazing shots of the day that I can’t wait to share, without further ado…

Michelle’s bouquet featured white cymbidium orchids, white stock, sweetness roses, and scabiosa.

All the bouquets lined up pretty, they look ready to go down the aisle!  The bridesmaids carried purple stock, sweetness roses, scabiosa, ageratum, and some silver velvety soft lamb’s ear leaves and brunia berries.  To compliment their dresses we wrapped the bouquets with platinum ribbon.

Michelle was a STUNNING bride.

Michelle and her gorgeous bridesmaids! Their dresses were awesome, and check out their necklaces…I loved that they didn’t match, but coordinated. And dang, look at that view!

Michelle and one of her lovely bridesmaids. They look like models!

To frame the ceremony area we set up our pillars with curly willow, crystal strands, mirrors, and of course a few butterflies.

Again with the model poses!  Gorgeous!

These centerpieces were so much fun.  We used a square of wheat grass, a few manzanita branches, hung strands of dendrobium orchids, and placed a few butterflies in the branches and one perched in the grass. This was really an eye catching centerpiece!

A closeup of the branches with the wired orchids.

The other half of the centerpieces were done in our chic vase.  We filled them with lavender tinted water and a submerged butterfly.  On top we used stock, lavender carnations, and seeded eucalyptus arranged in a container so that guests could take them home at the end of the night.

Check out the butterfly in the water!

I love it when all the details of a wedding tie together.  The place cards coordinated perfectly with the centerpieces, the OCD side of me really loves this kind of detail, ha.

We also made up this manzanita wishing tree dressed up with purple carns (so cute for carns!) and crystals.  Each of the guests left good wishes and words of advise on little cards that were hung from the branches.

Their cake looked so yummy, I am a sucker for anything chocolate.  The butterflies were the perfect touch.

Amazing cake topper with the perfect purple butterfly perched right next to it

 Thanks Michelle and Andrew for letting us be a part of your special day.  You were a gorgeous couple and we had so much fun coming up with ideas for your butterfly filled day.  Hope you enjoyed your first Thanksgiving together as a married couple!

Some things are totally worth the wait! I love looking back at weddings from a few months ago and remembering all the little details and fun we had putting it all together. Michelle and Andrew were married this past July 2010 at the Trump National of Philadelphia in Pine Hill, NJ. Michelle Scanzano  of All Things Beautiful was the wedding planner for this wedding, and as usual did an awesome job. If you are a bride looking for a hands on, detail oriented wedding planner you have got to check her out.  We recently did another wedding with her and I got a copy of the master wedding timeline she created for the bride, WHOA. Most amazing document ever created! Anyway, back to this event…this wedding was full of shades of purple (LOVE) and lots of butterfly accents (LOVE LOVE), perfect for a July wedding.  Jon Carlson of Carlson Photo got some amazing shots of the day that I can’t wait to share, without further ado…

Michelle’s bouquet featured white cymbidium orchids, white stock, sweetness roses, and scabiosa.

All the bouquets lined up pretty, they look ready to go down the aisle!  The bridesmaids carried purple stock, sweetness roses, scabiosa, ageratum, and some silver velvety soft lamb’s ear leaves and brunia berries.  To compliment their dresses we wrapped the bouquets with platinum ribbon.

Michelle was a STUNNING bride.

Michelle and her gorgeous bridesmaids! Their dresses were awesome, and check out their necklaces…I loved that they didn’t match, but coordinated. And dang, look at that view!

Michelle and one of her lovely bridesmaids. They look like models!

To frame the ceremony area we set up our pillars with curly willow, crystal strands, mirrors, and of course a few butterflies.

Again with the model poses!  Gorgeous!

These centerpieces were so much fun.  We used a square of wheat grass, a few manzanita branches, hung strands of dendrobium orchids, and placed a few butterflies in the branches and one perched in the grass. This was really an eye catching centerpiece!

A closeup of the branches with the wired orchids.

The other half of the centerpieces were done in our chic vase.  We filled them with lavender tinted water and a submerged butterfly.  On top we used stock, lavender carnations, and seeded eucalyptus arranged in a container so that guests could take them home at the end of the night.

Check out the butterfly in the water!

I love it when all the details of a wedding tie together.  The place cards coordinated perfectly with the centerpieces, the OCD side of me really loves this kind of detail, ha.

We also made up this manzanita wishing tree dressed up with purple carns (so cute for carns!) and crystals.  Each of the guests left good wishes and words of advise on little cards that were hung from the branches.

Their cake looked so yummy, I am a sucker for anything chocolate.  The butterflies were the perfect touch.

Amazing cake topper with the perfect purple butterfly perched right next to it

 Thanks Michelle and Andrew for letting us be a part of your special day.  You were a gorgeous couple and we had so much fun coming up with ideas for your butterfly filled day.  Hope you enjoyed your first Thanksgiving together as a married couple!

Happy Monday!  Mary and I had a busy weekend, full of beautiful weddings (our favorite kind of weekend!). Today I want to share Kim and Chris’s wedding with you.  They were married October 1st at the Crowne Plaza in Cherry Hill.  They were such a FUN couple.  Kim was a joy to work with, a gorgeous bride and the kind of girl that always has a smile on her face. Another huge bonus to this wedding was that we met Debbie and Denise of Art + Life Photography. These two were amazing, they even went so far as to send as a zip drive of the images after the wedding. I was so impressed with not only how professional they were, but how friendly, and how amazing the photos turned out. Check it out for yourself…

Kim’s bouquet turned out GORGEOUS.  We used white hydrangea, blush pink roses, white dahlias, pink dendrobium orchids, and pink snowberry…the snowberry was a last minute add and we LOVED how it turned out.  We accented her bouquet with white ostrich feather trim.

Gorgeous photo of a gorgeous couple!

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of pink roses, pink dahlias, dendrobium orchids, pink ranunculas, and touches of the snowberry.  To tie in their black dresses, we accented their bouquets with black ostrich feather trim.

We added some of the feather trim to a dendrobium orchid for Chris’s bout.

The centerpieces were done in our bell vase (a popular rental item).  We used white and light pink hydrangea and at the last minute decided to add the dendrobium orchids.  We filled the top part of the vase with crushed pink glass, and made the actual floral centerpiece in a separate dish so that guests could take them home at the end of the night.  To finish the look we hung the table number, a totally cute picture of the couple making silly faces, inside the vase and added some pink glass crystals hanging off the top.

Thank you Kim and Chris for letting us be a part of your magical day.  We loved all the pink, crystals, and feathers…you were so fun to work with!

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Happy Monday!  Mary and I had a busy weekend, full of beautiful weddings (our favorite kind of weekend!). Today I want to share Kim and Chris’s wedding with you.  They were married October 1st at the Crowne Plaza in Cherry Hill.  They were such a FUN couple.  Kim was a joy to work with, a gorgeous bride and the kind of girl that always has a smile on her face. Another huge bonus to this wedding was that we met Debbie and Denise of Art + Life Photography. These two were amazing, they even went so far as to send as a zip drive of the images after the wedding. I was so impressed with not only how professional they were, but how friendly, and how amazing the photos turned out. Check it out for yourself…

Kim’s bouquet turned out GORGEOUS.  We used white hydrangea, blush pink roses, white dahlias, pink dendrobium orchids, and pink snowberry…the snowberry was a last minute add and we LOVED how it turned out.  We accented her bouquet with white ostrich feather trim.

Gorgeous photo of a gorgeous couple!

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of pink roses, pink dahlias, dendrobium orchids, pink ranunculas, and touches of the snowberry.  To tie in their black dresses, we accented their bouquets with black ostrich feather trim.

We added some of the feather trim to a dendrobium orchid for Chris’s bout.

The centerpieces were done in our bell vase (a popular rental item).  We used white and light pink hydrangea and at the last minute decided to add the dendrobium orchids.  We filled the top part of the vase with crushed pink glass, and made the actual floral centerpiece in a separate dish so that guests could take them home at the end of the night.  To finish the look we hung the table number, a totally cute picture of the couple making silly faces, inside the vase and added some pink glass crystals hanging off the top.

Thank you Kim and Chris for letting us be a part of your magical day.  We loved all the pink, crystals, and feathers…you were so fun to work with!

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We are back to work this week! Thanks for bearing with us as we dealt with the passing of our dearest Poppop. He was a huge fan of A Garden Party and loved to see what we created for our lovely brides…we will all miss him.

Back to business…we love to hear feedback from our brides and have had a little dilemma recently, so we are asking for your advice. A lot of what we do features rental items, vases, crystals, lanterns, etc.  We like to suggest rental items for potential brides because it is such a money saver.  You can get a lot more bang for your buck if we design an arrangement in a container that is returned back to us for future use.  Unfortunately we have had some problems over the last few months…not with our brides (we love you all!) but with reception halls.  We have had quite a few vases broken / missing when we go back to pick up the rental items.  This leaves us in quite an awkward situation because of course we don’t want to bill the bride, yet the reception halls aren’t really willing to take responsibility for the situation.  We have recently started adding a security deposit to any weddings that have rental items….what is your opinion on this?  The deposit is 100% refundable, as long as all rental items are returned to us in good condition.  So say the security deposit is $100 and everything is picked up in perfect condition except for one broken vase valued at $20. A Garden Party will refund the bride $80. Of course we hate taking more of your hard earned money (we know what it is like to work for a buck!) but we are hoping that our brides will stress the value of the rental items onto the on-site coordinators. Recently, we have also started to leave a detailed list of items that we expect to pick up with the on-site coordinator, which has been a great help. We always want to be fair to our brides (and keep our prices down as much as possible!) so we want your opinion…..would you be willing to agree to a security deposit?  Help us find a solution!  And of course there is no way we can do a blog without adding some photos, so here are some ideas using some of our popular rental items. 

These lanterns have been a huge hit lately.  We have used them in centerpieces, lined them down aisles, and hung them from arbors.

This centerpiece was done in our Diana Pedestal Vase.  We have coordinating Diana Candleholders that match this vase – see the next picture.

This is our Bell Vase – here it is used with a centerpiece that is done a seperate dish, so it can be removed and taken home by guests.  This vase can also be flipped over and used the opposite way.  Very versatile!

This chandelier is fairly new – imagine this hanging over you as you stand outside saying your vows!

Be sure to leave us a comment and let us know your thoughts on the security deposit. Thank you in advance!

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This is such a huge honor for Mary and I…we can’t seem to wipe the smiles off our faces today. We have been stalking Style Me Pretty for years. They are one of the biggest wedding blogs out there, so when we submitted a photo shoot that we did with Denise Mabilog we were over the moon to see it had been picked to be featured on Style Me Pretty’s Little Black Book Blog. Vicki (one of our favorite brides) really stepped up for us and volunteered to wear her wedding dress again in our shoot that took place at Mary’s brother in law’s farm. This whole shoot really showcased a lot of what Mary and I love….lots of bling (did you see her dress?!?!?), bright colors, and fun flowers. Check it out here, be sure to leave us a comment! Thank you so much to Style Me Pretty – this is a dream come true for us!

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We love meeting with our brides – sitting down with them, bouncing ideas around, looking through our albums and books…and we started to feel as if our brides were getting bogged down in too much paperwork.  Soooo to make things a little simpler, and to give us more time to look at the pretty pictures, Mary came up with an online pre-consultation form that can be filled out and sent to us prior to that first consultation.  No more papers to fill out during the meeting and lots more time to talk about flowers, cool! So for all you brides out there that haven’t had your first consultation yet, you can find a link to it on our contact info page. Next on the horizon – an online contract that can be signed with an electronic signature (give us a week or two to get it set up).

Also – we have been busy, busy, busy with weddings and it shows in the positive feedback we have been getting! Read our reviews and leave your own on The Wedding Channel /The Knot and Wedding Wire. We love hearing from our brides so if you haven’t left us a review yet, please do! 

Now – back to work, we have 3 weddings this weekend and lots of flowers out in our studio waiting for us….you can barely walk through there with the hundreds and hundreds of roses (I think 700+ this weekend!), hydrangea, lilies, gerbers, callas, dahlias, and I could go on and on. Stay tuned for more of our bridal blogs, we have some amazing professional pictures on the way!And just because I couldn’t wait to share this beautiful picture from Douglas Photographics…..

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Recently we were lucky enough to do the flowers for Roanna and Reed.  Mary went to Penn State with Roanna (or Ro boat as Mary loves to call her) and she was so excited to do her wedding flowers for the special couple! Even though Reed is a graduate of Illinois, Mary is happy that her fellow Penn Stater found love in the Big Ten.  Tina (another college friend of Ronna and Mary), of Tina Jay Photography, caught some amazing shots of the day that we couldn’t wait to share with everyone. The wedding took place at the Aldie Mansion in Doylestown, PA, with an outside ceremony on a gorgeous summer day in July. Roanna was a gorgeous bride, I <3 her hairpiece! Her bouquet featured red orchids, red roses, yellow freesia, and red hypericum – all circled with a ring of galax leaves.  The bridesmaids carried bouquets of red roses, circus roses, red hypericum, and yellow freesia – accented with a collar of galax leaves.  Inside the mansion the centerpieces were done in glass bowls filled with lemons, circus roses, red roses and those amazing orchids. The centerpieces were done in a modern dome of roses with the exotic red orchids adding height to the pieces.  All of the centerpieces were pin spotted with extra lighting and the room was just gorgeous.  Every detail was thought of, right down to adding tall vases of yellow calla lilies to the place card table.  The overall theme of the wedding really shone through and it turned into a gorgeous, fun, wedding.  Mary and I were so excited to be a part of this wedding and have loved sharing it with you. – We hope you enjoy the pictures!

Roanna with her bridesmaids

Roanna and Reed had a first look session before the ceremony….I love how he is looking at her, so sweet!

Roanna's bouquet featured red roses, red mokara orchids (love these!), red hypericum, yellow freesia, and galax leaves.

All the bouquets lined up pretty

Who knew yellow and red was such a stunning color combo!

Check out the mokara orchids in these – we def plan on using these more. The lemons worked perfectly with the red roses, circus roses, and orchids.

For the place card table we used long stem yellow callas accented with red ribbon.

Thanks Roanna and Reed for letting us be a part of your special day!!!

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