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Article: Cole and Cara | September 17, 2022

Cole and Cara  | September 17, 2022

Cole and Cara | September 17, 2022

Cole and Cara tied the knot on September 17th, first in a private church ceremony, then again surrounded by the mountains and even more loved ones.

Cara envisioned a day full of romantic flowers in muted blush, mauve, apricot, and neutral tones. So, that’s exactly what we gave her! We selected locally grown dahlias in white and cafe au lait, as well as apricot and white cosmos, and mauve lisianthus. We also sourced specialty roses in shades of quicksand and cappuccino.

Cara asked us to create a cascading bouquet with flowers and greenery flowing downward. Her bridesmaids received simple and traditional bouquets with the same flowers as Cara’s. For the outdoor ceremony, we adorned the wooden arbor with loose, organic greenery and clusters of lush florals on either side. The aisle entrance pieces sat on pedestals to add a romantic feel as guests found their seats and as the wedding party made their way down the aisle.

I absolutely loved the floral selection and color palette of this wedding. It perfectly complemented the venue, making it feel intimate and intentional. All while not taking away from the natural beauty of the mountain view.

Photographed by Oak + Fern Wedding Co.
 

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