White Cloud Spray Garden Roses

We are a couple that have been together for 19 years before we decided to finally get married. The day started out with downpours onto our beautiful Arch display and surrounding bouquets and hanging Babies breath. Luckily, the sun came out about 1pm and dried everything up before the ceremony at 4pm. We had made plans to have the reception inside due to Florida's finicky weather, so all was well with dinner and the cake did not melt in the hot humid air outside. Family and friends helped me decorate and pull off some gorgeous flower arrangements, I loved our arch with Protea's and Anthurium taking center stage, I had never seen much about Protea's and wanting to have a tropical wedding, but not wanting the traditional bright colors, they fit the bill perfectly!

Our wedding was a small, masked affair punctuated by DIY touches held on New Year's Day. We were able to celebrate in a small ceremony with our loved ones in a renovated historic courthouse where social distancing and safety were dressed up with old world grandeur. Our garnet and navy color scheme was accented with copper and gold. We were fortunate to have an amazing space dripping in crystal chandeliers and wrapped in turn-of-the-century wood work.
Our soft, plush garden roses and peonies were contrasted with thistle and textured greens to give us the enchanted English Garden captured in a ballroom look we wanted. I couldn't image a prettier day. It was a bright and beautiful way to start our new year and our new lives together.

Overall great, a few of the stems were not the best.

Perfect small heads were a great touch to the bouquets.

I loved these roses because they're not your typical rose, more of the rose you would find in your grandmother's garden. Once fully bloomed (about 2-3 days) I LOVED the look and feel this gave my centerpieces and my bridesmaids bouquets!!