When Amy & Jordan first asked me if I would was interested in styling one of their whole work shops I almost peed my pants I was so excited!!!! They have 16 work shop attendees per work shop that attend and were going to practice photographing whatever I came up with--this is also VERY nerve racking. I am a "go big or go home" kind of person so I needed EVERY single detail to be AMAZING, and I am thrilled with the way it all turned out. I literally would not ask for anything to have gone differently--it was perfect!!!! Each vendor that I asked to be involved blew me out of the water with how supportive and amazing they were. I could not have done it with out Sarah from Sarah's Garden. We spent hours bouncing ideas off each other and coming up with the concept. It is like she is literally inside my head, and completely gets me.

My inspiration came from three words: floral, organic and soft. The softest shade of grey served as the foundation for this design and was carried through the light solid gray linen to create a stage for the wild and organic florals brought to life by floral genius, Sarah’s Garden. The staple of this styled shoot was the rooted floral reverse arch for the ceremony. Just as a wedding is the beginning of a marriage taking root, even though we were inside, we envisioned everything growing up and out of ground. The centerpieces Sarah designed were the perfect mix of pastel florals and candles to create a garden surrounding the table.

The cake table featured a lush decorated cake created by one of our favorite dessert teams in town, Ruze Cake House. Not only did the Ruze team create a stand out cake, but they also added an unexpected pop with a donut wall provided by Tremaine Ranch! They hand dipped donuts in shades of blush and white to finish off the soft, romantic feel of the shoot.