The Blueprint for Balancing Textures at Boxwood Manor

For Margaret and Chandler’s wedding, their vision evolved from when I initially met with Margaret to event day. Initially, she loved the contemporary white / black vibe but with Boxwood Manor being all white, we wanted to bring in some warmth to the space. Balancing the textures in the room with the trees to create a timeliness look was the final design!

Chandler proposed to Margaret under a large tree on his family’s property near College Station. I remember seeing the photo they showed me and thought it would be cool to bring that detail into their wedding design story. We initially thought of one massive tree in the middle of the ballroom but didn’t want it to obstruct too many guests from stage / dance area so went with the long line of trees to enhance of the head table design. From there, we worked the design of table top details based on the natural green.

Martina Liana Bridal from Kleinfeld Bridal in NYC

Behind the Bash Catering -- Passed Appetizers, Formal Plated/Seated Dinner, Brownie Bar Station for Dessert, and To Go Whataburger

Bramble and Bee -- the bride loved the idea of incorporated trees into the overall reception design as a nod to their engagement. So together J low Events and Margaret decided on a long line of trees to enhance the head table design. From there, we worked the design of table top details based on the natural green

Buttercup Bakery -- 4-tier brides’ cake by Buttercup on acrylic round stand, Flavor: vanilla cake with fresh lemon curd and blueberry filling covered in vanilla buttercream and adorned with Bramble and Bee florals