Whimsical Fall Wedding at Pennsylvania Manor House
These flowers had us doing a double take! La Petite Fleur went above and beyond in this fall wedding filled with the most gorgeous blooms in persimmon, marsala and violet shades. It's a flower lover's paradise, complete with a four-tiered mouthwatering masterpiece from Bredenbeck's Bakery! Stop and smell the roses over in the full gallery shot by Asya Photography right here.
From La Petite Fleur... The wedding of Jacque and Steve was celebrated this past October at The Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park in Blue Bell, PA. This fall affair had a fiery, garden palette of persimmon, marsala and violet, and a whimsical, eclectic style that featured details designed by the 'artiste' Bride herself (table numbers) and La Petite Fleur, weddings & events.
Jacque carried a cascading bouquet of warm hued blooms, including pheasant feathers, Circus Roses, amaranthus, coxcomb, scabiosa pods, burgundy and aubergine stock, bittersweet, ruscus, maidenhair fern and agonis foliage-- finished with a piece of her grandmother's wedding gown and trailing vegetable dyed ribbon (from Silk and Willow).
The bridesmaids carried coordinating bouquets of light amethyst roses, coxcomb, wine colored stock and fire orange hypericum berries-- with charcoal gray satin- finished stems.
Upon entering the reception, guests were greeted with an escort card display that boasted a Grecian urn arranged with roses, mums, red amaranthus, stock and curly willow. The cocktail décor featured tables topped with mason jars filled with palette-coordinating mums, seeded eucalyptus and succulents, while the mansion’s bookcases and mantles were aglow with candles.
La Petite Fleur also brought the warm, fall hues into the reception décor-- adorning some dining tables with conservatories overflowing with bittersweet, craspedia and kale. Other tables featured mercury footed compotes arranged with dahlias, and other fall blooms. Meanwhile, a third tablescape style featured low, grey washed planters arranged with a 'hedge' of blooms, including orange hypericum, ti leaves, craspedia, curly willow, ruscus, agonis, Circus roses, bupleurum and pheasant feathers.
All the tables featured hand-painted (by the Bride) table numbers on pieces of slate tiles that were gathering dust in the couple's basement. They also made place card holders from cream colored shutters found on Craig's List.
Jacque carried a cascading bouquet of warm hued blooms, including pheasant feathers, Circus Roses, amaranthus, coxcomb, scabiosa pods, burgundy and aubergine stock, bittersweet, ruscus, maidenhair fern and agonis foliage-- finished with a piece of her grandmother's wedding gown and trailing vegetable dyed ribbon (from Silk and Willow).
The bridesmaids carried coordinating bouquets of light amethyst roses, coxcomb, wine colored stock and fire orange hypericum berries-- with charcoal gray satin- finished stems.
Upon entering the reception, guests were greeted with an escort card display that boasted a Grecian urn arranged with roses, mums, red amaranthus, stock and curly willow. The cocktail décor featured tables topped with mason jars filled with palette-coordinating mums, seeded eucalyptus and succulents, while the mansion’s bookcases and mantles were aglow with candles.
La Petite Fleur also brought the warm, fall hues into the reception décor-- adorning some dining tables with conservatories overflowing with bittersweet, craspedia and kale. Other tables featured mercury footed compotes arranged with dahlias, and other fall blooms. Meanwhile, a third tablescape style featured low, grey washed planters arranged with a 'hedge' of blooms, including orange hypericum, ti leaves, craspedia, curly willow, ruscus, agonis, Circus roses, bupleurum and pheasant feathers.
All the tables featured hand-painted (by the Bride) table numbers on pieces of slate tiles that were gathering dust in the couple's basement. They also made place card holders from cream colored shutters found on Craig's List.