Every wedding we take on starts the same way: with the couple's story, not a Pinterest board. This year three celebrations showed just how far one style can stretch across the seasons.
June brought peonies and sweet peas for a garden ceremony in Laurelhurst — everything soft, scented and slightly unruly, the way June intended. October answered with dahlias, grasses and seed heads in copper and rust for a barn outside the city. And a December wedding closed the year with ivory roses, hellebores and cedar, arranged the morning of a snowfall.
The thread between them? Seasonal stems, foam-free mechanics, and bouquets built to be held — not photographed and discarded. If you are planning, tell us your date early: we take a limited number of weddings each season.
