Showing posts with label Colorado Mountain Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Mountain Wedding. Show all posts

Monday, June 7, 2010

Kelly and Kelley's C Lazy U Ranch Wedding





A sneak peak of Kelly and Kelley's wedding this weekend at C Lazy U Guest Ranch outside of Granby, CO. I cant wait for the photographer's photos but here are a few that I took today. And the ceremony site - seriously, the view is insane.

Kelly, you have been a joy to work with and I will miss the funny emails. You never failed to make me smile. I cant wait to hear about the rest of the adventure.

Kara Delay, Pick Me Floral and Event DesignC Lazy U Wedding Florist

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Kristen and Dave - Snow Mountain Ranch Wedding



Kristen wanted happy flowers. In happy colors. Happy affordable flowers in happy colors. This is a good way to start the wedding marathon that Rami and I had this past weekend. For Kristen and Dave, we mixed sunflowers (happy) with gerber daises (super happy) scattered in a few tulips (yep - happy) and tied it all together with a few asiatic lilies in happy bright shades of yellow, orange and red.

And when Kristen's parents arrived at the studio this morning to pick everything up, they were as kind and happy as the flowers we had created. Here's to a beautiful day. We cant wait to see your pictures!

Kara Delay, Pick Me Floral and Event Design Studio
Snow Mountain Ranch Wedding Florist

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Amy and JR - Devils Thumb Ranch Wedding

Amy and JR were married in the beginning of November at Devils Thumb Ranch. We had the best day of the fall . . . for our first WINTER wedding of the season! Please enjoy these beautiful images from Poli Weddings Photography of one of our favorite couples of the year.Here is Miss Amy on her way to meet JR for their first look at the stables. Honestly? Isnt this exactly how you want to feel on your wedding day? Amy and JR chose to see each other before the ceremony for their first looks at each other. A moment this special, just for themselves (and isnt the veil great?)
If you have a family tartan, why not build decor around it? Amy honored her families Scottish roots by incorporating this plaid onto the escort cards and the table runners.
Rami designed two different centerpieces for the Broad Axe Barn. The centerpiece above was a dark manzanita branch anchored in "snow" accented with phalanopsis orchids, hanging votive LED candles and wired crystals.


Love this picture. Love this ring!


For Amy and JR's chuppa, we built a simple arbor of aspen logs anchored in cement pots, covered with a touch of tulle and two all white arrangements on each side. These arrangements were made from white garden roses, dendrobium orchids, white ranunculous and purple privet berries.







We lined the aisle with a few mason jars hanging from shephard hooks filled with the white blooms and a few more berries. Each jar was wrapped with the family tartan again (here in ribbon form!)




For the second table arrangement choice, we used large cylinder vases wrapped with birch bark (I love this look) filled with larger blooms (white Oriental lilies, lisianthus, spider mums and green china berries)

Dont you want to cozy up to the HUGE fireplace in the Barn?

And the best part for us? We hung 25 black iron lanterns from the beams in the Broad Axe Barn (with LED candles, of course . . .we dont want to be the Mrs. OLeary's cow of Grand County . . .) and lined the sides of the barn with enough candles for the entire place to glow. Thank you again to Amy and JR for trusting us with the details of your day. And thank you for remembering to have fun with planning your wedding. We wish you both a lifetime of love and happiness (and sassy cowboy wisdom).
Flowers / Coordination - Pick Me Floral and Event Design