Texture! in flowers

This week’s look is a pretty playground of textures! We’re highlighting a red maid with yellows, greens and a hint of ivory. It’s lovely!

For both bouquets, we used ivory spray roses, Boston fern, Italian variegated pittsporum, aster, Iris, green brunia, craspedia, freesia, stock, and maidenhair fern. This combination of flowers is a unique complement to the rust red bridesmaid and antiqued ivory silk lace gown. It’s a fresh-picked look while still maintaining a great bouquet shape that accents the dress and gown just beautifully.

 

The boutonniere includes aster, craspedia, pittsporum, Boston fern, freesia buds and brunia. Little pieces of each item make a cute little something for the groom. As always, we love it!

And to see more detail on the lovely gowns from Steven Birnbaum and Alexia Designs, check out This Week's Look at Geny's Bridal.

Inspired combinations for Look of the Week

Geny's Flowers put together a pale pink and green wedding last week, and it was so sweet, we were inspired to take another spin on the color combination for your viewing pleasure in this week's look. We're showing off bouquets of roses and hydrangeas with light accents of delicate ranunculus--a true beauty this time of year.

For the bride, we have designed a petite hand-tied bouquet of Sweet Eskimo  roses, white hydrangea, white/pink ranunculus, pale pink spray roses, and loops of curly willow.

As a true complement to the bride, here comes the maid with green and mini green hydrangeas, hot pink ranunculus, and willow loops. We love the splash of color for the maid--especially with our neutral dress color.

And the boutonniere?!? Goodness, how sweet! We.love.willow.

Stay tuned from more lovelies in the week's to come... but FIRST, see more on the beautiful wedding gowns shown in the photos here at Geny's Bridal!

Petite hand-tied bouquets

Oh, how sweet!  Oh, how petite!

Recently, we’ve had a couple of brides seeking petite hand-tied bouquets, so we thought we’d take this opportunity to design a few little bundles for your gazing pleasure.

This week’s look is quite the looker with its petite bouquets of ivory spray roses, lily grass loops, light pink waxflower, peach stock, Cool Water roses, red bouvardia, galax leaves and lily grass loops.  Even though it sounds like a plethora of petals, it’s petite!

As almost always, we chose to stay neutral for our bride (spray roses, waxflower, stock, lily grass and galax leaves) and add the splash of colors for the maid (Cool Water rose and red bouvardia).

We know we work here, but Geny’s IS the perfect place to not only try on the perfect dress, but try on the perfect bouquet as well!  Check out the rest of the look with these special gowns in the Geny's Bridal blog post.

Come in this week!

Queen Anne’s Lace for Look of the Week

And who says you have to have a plethora of roses in your bouquets? We are presenting bouquets of plenty this week with a sweet combination of Queen Anne’s lace, Sereno crème spray roses, white cremones, Italian ruscus, lily grass loops, and peach hypericum berries.  The maid bouquet has an added dash of "woodsy" in that simple loop of willow.

This week’s look features a golden maid and a tulle bride. It’s both rich and feminine. We love it!

Gold is a very fitting color choice for weddings. After all, in the words of good ole Don Williams, “You placed gold on my finger. You brought love like I’ve never known…But most of all, you’re my best friend.”  See? We said it was fitting!Take a good look this week.  It’s pretty!

Bridal Gown from Geny's Bridal: Lis Simon "Edine" is a princess seam, sweetheart neckline satin bodice featuring a heat pleated tulle skirt and a soft lace applique.  It's tulle with an attitude... and very flattering.

And for the Bridesmaids: Jordan fashions Style 530 in Gold features draped, mock wrap bodice with v-neckline and low back.  Set in waistband with rhinestone accent.  Soft a-line skirt.  Available in short, knee and floor length.  Shown here in knee length.

Callie and Jacob - Front Porch Farm Wedding

If it’s true that birds of a feather flock together, then sign us up!

We had such fun working with Callie and Jacob for their Front Porch Farm wedding. Callie chose the prettiest tint of blue-green for her bridesmaids and definitely wanted to incorporate peacock feathers into their special day. It turned out very pretty.  We couldn’t have been more pleased.

We paired the ever-so-colorful peacock feathers with pale peach Crystal roses, deep purple calla lilies, ivory spray roses, curly willow loops, and fern, fern and more fern! We heart fern! Our assorted ferns included leatherleaf, flat fern, sprengri, and maidenhair.

For the beautiful bride, we combined white lisianthus, ivory spray roses, Patience garden roses, and Crystal pale peach roses to form a bountiful bouquet of beauties. The bouquet was accented with our fern assortment and later embellished with a golden “K”, the bride’s new last name initial, and lace from her mom’s wedding day headpiece.

In true farm wedding style, we say, “It was some kind of pretty, y’all!”

We wish all the best to the happy couple!

1938 ... Priceless.

Thanks so much to Angela Sadler for giving us this precious memento.  

While going through her Grandmother's things, she found this envelope that contained a quotation from Geny's for her Grandmother's wedding flowers way back in 1938.  And, the photo is from her Grandmother's wedding that Geny's subsequently did the flowers for.

Angela, a fine floral designer in her own right, was a customer of ours while doing wedding flowers for her

own clients.  So, when she saw the familiar "Geny's logo", she knew it had to be something good.  We appreciate

her sharing with us.

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Fresh, mod, earthy, and fun for Look of the Week

This week’s look is fern-tastic!

The bride’s bouquet features sweet white ranunculus, curly willow, sunflower pods, flat fern, sprengri, maidenhair fern and leatherleaf. That’s right. Leatherleaf fern. We’re bringing it back, folks! It’s an oldie but a goody in this case. The assorted fern adds such texture in bouquets and especially in this one. It’s so fresh, mod, earthy, and fun!

Our bridesmaid bouquet this week allows playful orange and red ranunculus a chance in the spotlight. It, too, features our fresh fern assortment, sunflower pods and willow.

And how adorable is our centerpiece? Aside from our exclusive barnwood containers (ah!), we’re showing off our ferns, willow loops, and ranunculus. So sweet we can hardly stand it.

This look is perfect, we say PERFECT, for all these “down home” weddings going on these days.  Our hearts are smiling.

To complete the look in gowns, from Geny's Bridal, we want to introduce you to Amy.  Amy is the epitome of Robert Bullock Bride, in our humble opinion. Amy is a 3/4 length sleeve, Alencon lace with a bias-cut satin trim, neck that drops to a low back.  Timeless and classic. Robert Bullock Bride Style 10208 - Amy

For the maids we have chosen Jordan Fashions Style # 527 in pomegranate... Softly draped Crinkle Chiffon A-line skirt with one shoulder bodice.  Pleated waistband and neckline tapering to small rosettes and a single strap down back.  Available in short, knee and floor lengths, not to mention 12 other colors.

Daisies and Sunflowers with Ivory and Navy for Look of the Week

From Geny’s Flowers… Feverfew daisies, blue hydrangea, mini  sunflowers, bupleurum, seeded eucalyptus, hybrid thistle, and yellow aster create bountiful bouquets for both the bride and attendants. We. Love. This. Look.

Honestly, one has to try reeeallly super hard to mess up a palette as pretty as navy blue and ivory.  It’s a great choice for weddings year round. It’s crisp, and it’s classic.

Geny’s Bridal is strumming an informal tune for this week’s look—perfect for all the farm weddings that are so popular right now. Complete with sunflowers and galvanized steel buckets, we’ve created an ideal ensemble for all the down home gals among us.

The bridal gown… Robert Bullock “Paulina” strapless ruched taffeta modified A-line gown in Ivory paired with a Navy Blue Jordan Fashion (style #544), a crinkle chiffon gown with a draped strapless bodice, A-line skirt and attached sash.

For accessorizing the gown at the reception, we added a navy blue Double-face satin ribbon and a rhinestone brooch to match bridesmaids – all available at Geny’s Bridal, of course.  SEE MORE OF THESE TWO GOWNS WITH THESE FLOWERS HERE.

Look of the Week - Vendela Roses galore

This week’s look is lovely, if we say so ourselves...again. :)

Gray and peach tones have had their share of the spotlight here recently, but we’ve taken a new spin on the palette. Not everyone has a golden gown to accentuate such a pretty combination, so take a minute to look at Geny's Bridal Private Label "Amaryllis". This is a beautiful V-neck, Fit and Flare gown that is heavily beaded and features a deep V-back and elegant chapel length train.

For the maid, we’ve selected a dress from Jordan Fashions Couture Collection - Style number 1402 – This style features  a strapless, modified trumpet chiffon gown that drapes softly to the side with a fluted back skirt.  It is shown in pewter.

To complement the non-traditional hue of the bridal gown, the bridal bouquet features a simple, traditional compilation of ivory Vendela roses, white stock, white ranunculus and white lisianthus. The maid bouquet features Vendela roses, peach stock, white ranunculus, and white lisianthus and is embellished with rhinestones and a soft, silvery gray satin ribbon.

We believe this to be a romantic and elegant ensemble of both attire and floral. Please come by to see us this week at Geny's Bridal and Geny's Flowers.

Look of the Week - Accents of Green Wimbledon Roses

What a fresh look this is, ladies!

Green, white and ivory has to be our favorite combination when it comes to flowers…ah, who are we kidding?!? We have many favorites. This week’s look boasts a crisp complement to champagne bridesmaids and a lace bride. Such a pairing would be quite beautiful in just about any setting.

For the bride’s bouquet, we have combined white hydrangea, freesia, tulips, and salal.

For the bridesmaids, we complement the bride’s crisp whites with green Wimbledon roses, freesia and salal. We’ve mentioned before our love for ribbons-- Check out the wide satin ribbon showing off on the maid bouquet. The color is Spring Moss, and it is... perfect.

Our inspiration? Gowns from Geny's Bridal, of course!  For the bride, Bree, from Robert Bullock Bride... with a Sabrina neckline and a low back... a satin mermaid gown with lace applique overlay.

And the bridesmaid... Style 4112 in champagne poly shantung from Alexia Designs.