Scott and Andrea were married at the beautiful Denver Botanic Gardens.  The personalities of the bride and groom were reflected in the bouquets made of exotic orchids and bright orange spray roses. Due to the natural ceremony setting, the bouquets and boutonnieres focused on green cymbidium orchids and white dendrobium orchids with various tropical leaves as accents. The angelic flower girls wore white dendrobium orchid halos and carried baskets full of green floral stems that were distributed to guests as they made their way down the aisle. The reception centerpieces consisted of white mini cakes with green flower toppers.  Each flower in the cake topper thus became the name of each assigned table to encompass the theme of the botanic gardens into the reception setting. The evening ended with Fleur Decor wrapping up the cocktail table centerpiece arrangements for guests to take home as thank you gifts from the bride and groom.

Dan and Tracy were married in September 2006 in the beautiful mountains of Vail, Colorado.  The ceremony took place at the Betty Ford Botanic Gardens.  Due to the natural beauty of the outside landscape in the gardens, the bride wanted a bouquet that would be vibrant and full of color.  The color scheme revolved around bright reds and oranges.  The bride's bouquet included red flame and orange mango calla lilies, along with some hypericum berries and dahlias  It was a perfect time of year to incorporate dahlias into the bouquets and the centerpieces.  The reception was held at the top of Vail mountain.  Each long rectangular table had centerpieces of floating dahlias and gerbera daisies accompanied by beautifully leaf-wrapped votive candle holders. 

 The amazing photography is courtesy of Marc Littmann of Marc Littmann Photography.  Marc was gracious enough to share these images for the Fleur Decor portfolio.  I would like to extend some credit and much kudos to him for his wonderful work.  You can view more of his work on his web site at the following address: www.littmannphoto.com.

Lee and Leah wed in the gorgeous California town of Rancho Santa Fe in late September 2005.  Fleur Decor matched the fun personalities of Lee and Leah to  whimsical gerbera daisies for their wedding flowers. The bride carried a multicolor gerbera daisy bouquet, while she choose monochromatic gerbera daisy bouquets for her bridesmaids. The gerbera daisy theme also carried over into the reception. A beautiful blue tile water fountain sported floating mutilcolor gerbera daisies during the poolside cocktail hour. The table centerpieces consisted of very whimsical gerbera daisy blooms coming out of a white ceramic pot with a lawn of green kermit mums. 

A special thank you to Stephanie Sundell of Creative Photography, Inc. (www.creativephotographyinc.net) for contributing her talents in photography for the photos contained in Lee and Leah's gallery.

The wedding of Dan and Becky took place in downtown Denver at the historic Grant Humphreys Mansion. The floral design centered around the bride's trendy color scheme of light blue and chocolate brown. For the bride, Fleur Decor incorporated blue  into her white bridal bouquet by using star-shaped tweedia flowers. The bridesmaids' bouquets mirrored the color scheme with the use of blue hydrangea accented by chocolate brown cosmos.  The reception tables, as well as the three-tiered wedding cake abounded with lush blooms of blue hydrangea.

Photos from this gallery are courtesy of the photography of Marcy with Vivid Reflections Photography, Inc. For more information on Vivid Reflections, please visit www.vividreflections.net.