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So excited to finally share this magical cranberry and deep teal inspiration shoot. East Ivy Mansion was a gorgeous backdrop (and happens to be on the same street as my home) and, as always, Alyssa Joy Photography and Locklane Events excelled at what they do. So many incredible vendors – see the full list at the […]

This pretty fall wedding was photographed by the oh-so-talented Alyssa Joy Photography. Loving the vibrance of the autumnal flowers against the teal blue bridesmaid dresses. Check out Alyssa’s blog for more pictures from this light-filled day!

This bridal bouquet was one of my favorites of 2014. Peach, burgundy, navy, and grey with lots of wild greenery and berries… Music to my heart. Enjoy these beautiful these photos by Brandon Chesbro.

I just love flower crowns. I’ll use any excuse to wear one. And I love when brides ask me to create a flower crown for their wedding day. Isn’t Brittni so lovely? Photos by CK Photo.

First of all, this rehearsal dinner was one of the coolest design opportunities I was given this fall. The mother of the groom gave me lots of creative freedom to devise these hanging floral installments, and I was so pleased with the result. The blue hydrangeas and lush greenery were the perfect complement to the Blue Room […]

This year has been absolutely incredible here at Rosemary & Finch! We cannot even begin to fully express how grateful we are for 2014. Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of the brides and vendors who chose to make us a part of their year! We feel blessed beyond measure by you all. Here’s […]

I’ve always loved the plaza in front of War Memorial and it was the perfect setting for this lovely blush and navy wedding. That chuppah turned out so beautifully! Photos by Mikaela Hamilton.

After a romantic proposal at the Grand Canyon, this sweet bride described her wedding theme as “desert glow.” This vision inspired a beautiful color palette of coral, mustard yellow, lavender, navy, and seafoam that is reminiscent of a Southwestern sunset. Pretty photos by Rebekah Jackson.

It’s just amazing what you can forage from the woods when you spend Thanksgiving in Myrtlewood, AL.