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Bringing the outside in...
One of my favorite things to do when I'm not in the studio is to spend time in my veggie garden. I could honestly just putter around in the 10'x20' garden for hours and check out all the little things happening on the tomato plants, squash vines, peppers, beans and cucumber trellises. I have been admiring my Sugar Snap Peas for some time as they climb up my trellises. They are such a beautiful plant with the vines, dusty green leaves and curly tendrils, so I decided to add th


Rustic Backyard Wedding in Wilton
Bright Summer colors of Corals, Yellows, Peaches and Greens were featured in this rustic backyard wedding in Wilton this past weekend coordinated by Sixpence for your Shoe. The sweet bride and groom add their own personal touches to the decor: the groom constructed the ceremony arbor and the bride hand painted chalkboards, a theme that was carried throughout the reception. Cocktail Hour took place on a slate patio which we decorated with herbs... Stained wooden boxes and


Eolia Mansion Garden Wedding
Last weekend we designed a garden style wedding at Eolia Mansion featuring long tables lined with an eclectic mix of vessels: black garden urns, silver mercury glass, milk glass, pewter, silver and brass vintage pieces, etc. filled with bright colored lush blooms of Garden Roses, Peonies, Maidenhair Fern, trailing vines and other seasonal blooms. Here are a few of our own snapshots from the event...


Pewter & Garden Roses
This past weekend we designed a rehearsal dinner at Latitude 41 in Mystic. Lots of antique pewter vessels were filled with lush Garden Roses, trailing Passion Vine and Raspberry branches...


Epicurious.com Bridal Bouquet Feature
We were so excited to be contacted by Epicurious.com about their feature on Edible Wedding Bouquets! Epicurious is my go-to recipe site when I am in need of a delicious meal or dessert, so I am so honored to contribute to this fun article! We submitted this gorgeous bridal bouquet featuring Kale, Rosemary and Sage. Photo by Robert Norman Photography
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