This styled photoshoot was created by members of Emerald Hour and published in the 2025 Spring/Summer Issue of Washington Wedding Day Magazine. It features a lush blue, purple, and green palette with a Pacific Northwest mountain backdrop, local spring flowers, vintage and layered decor, and a group of sustainably-minded wedding vendors from Washington.
This beautiful, coastal wedding at Semiahmoo Resort in Blaine, WA was full of local July blooms in a subtle palette and so many meaningful elements, including a floral installation climbing the chuppah, an elegant cake meadow, and handmade pottery.
This couple dreamed of a beautiful backdrop with light pastels of blue, lavender, peach, blush, and white, with bright green and lots of romantic early summer blooms. This design was perfect for this late June wedding with historic Lairmont Manor and its lush gardens as a backdrop.
I do a surprisingly small amount of florals for spring weddings compared to the summer and fall and I am here to change that. Here are my top 5 reasons that spring weddings are so lovely and wonderful and you should definitely plan one.
From the mountains, to the islands, to the farm country, to the mountains, there are so many gorgeous venues in Whatcom, Skagit, and San Juan Counties and it is very hard for me to choose my favorites.
This cozy and curated, October photoshoot shows how lovely a simple elopement can be. It was inspired by subdued autumn colors in the Pacific Northwest with special attention paid to making sure elements were environmentally conscious.
This intimate wedding at Woodstock Farms in Bellingham, WA is inspired by warm earth tones, the natural Pacific Northwest Landscape overlooking Bellingham Bay, and a surprising pop of color.
This lush, grounded design with English-garden flowers in soft colors was a perfect fit for this ceremony in front of a pond in the late Spring, Bellingham wedding.
Natural-dried floral design is a unique and beautiful way to decorate your wedding. Read more for my top 5 reasons you should consider dried flowers for your event.
This lovely couple had a gorgeous vision for their autumn wedding in Mukilteo, WA that included deep green, burnt orange, gold, and a nod to the bride's Indian roots with orange marigolds and Henna. The Broken Arbor florals frame (without obscuring) the stunning sound view.
