A gorgeous lace dress with an alaskan glacier as a backdrop. Rachelle & Peter had a beautiful wedding not far outside of Girdwood. It was simple yet elegant and she was one of those brides who looked so natural in a floral crown. They both made me very happy with their appropriate footwear. If you are going to hike around in Alaska you can wear a wedding dress, but you need the correct shoes!
Photos –The Adams Co.
A Beautiful evening in Alaska with an abundance of my favorite things, people gathered around a table sharing food, laughter, a palette of pink, brown, orange, foraged bits, snowy mountains, and flowers! Photography –Amanda Kolstedt Photography Table – Anchor to Arrow Florals & Styling- Bloomsbury Blooms
Kristi and Matt’s Girdwood wedding was full of so much color from the dresses to the Alaska grown peonies! I knew it was a good fit when I saw the bride had the same crazy poppy print dress I do. Here is to July weddings in Alaska! Photos -Bare Bones Co. Planning -Peak Planning &…
Such a beautiful wedding full of so much joy! An absolutely radiant bride and with such great style. September in Cordova looks pretty heavenly. I must say I love every detail of this wedding. Thank you Kayley for trusting me to create your florals from afar and send them on an airplane. Another Thank you…
The very first time I went to visit Meier Lake I was inspired to come back the next time with flowers! I found my color palette inspiration in the most unlikely of places, a chair in one of the cabins. Here are a few of my favorites from a late spring day at Meier Lake…
Give this Alaska florist a greenhouse to decorate any day! A lush hanging installation was the focal for this reception at Forget Me Not Nursery. A Fall wedding full of Alaska grown dahlias and an abundance of textures. A romantic floral palette with a wild style to it. Photos- Erica Rose Photography Venue- Forget Me…
We are planting 100 more peonies this week. All Festiva Maxima, white with beautiful red centers. There is patience required in growing peonies. I suppose there is some degree of patience required in growing anything. July, the height of peony season where we live in Alaska is good month to be a bride. Kathleen…