father of the bride

August 26, 2019

Morgan & Holman were another easy couple, and those are to be celebrated! Truth be told, we never met them until the day before the wedding. The whole wedding was planner with her sister, mother, father and event planner Alyssa Meeks. It was a magical combination of people who loved her and knew her so well that she never needed to involved. To work with such a kind, loving group of people was a highlight of 2019.

The father drew up the floor plans, and worked closely with the tent company to create a space that fit perfectly in their back yard. It was the most seamless extension of their gorgeous home and we couldn’t have felt more fortunate to be the ones that they entrusted.

To design in someones home demands more attention to detail and I am so proud to say, that is what we are known for. Making sure that we are respectful of every space and taking care of their property as if it was ours. Because let’s be real, it’s super intrusive to have all these strangers in your home. We have a responsibility to make sure that they are so comfortable, that they would like us back.

The bride wanted something classic and timeless. She wanted lots of greenery and touches of blush colors to add dimension. We chose a selection of seasonal flowers including roses, garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, lisianthus and many other seasonal blooms that helped us fill out the arrangements.

When designing the space it was important to do a walk through so that we could see the space and understand how the guests would be walking through the space. As all guests entered they would walk through the front door. And we were so excited to hear that the family was on board with making this a spot that would shine. Focal points where guests feel welcome are so important.

Floral arch entry with all white flowers and greenery. Private residence in Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Altar arrangements, blush, white, garden style urn. White pedestals. Aisle with small bouquet and hanging ribbon. Wedding ceremony in Memorial Drive Presbyterian, Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Altar arrangements, blush, white, garden style urn. White pedestals. Wedding ceremony in Memorial Drive Presbyterian, Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Monogram with bride and groom letters. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Room shot of the reception for private home event. Floral chandelier and low garden style arrangements. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Bride with bridesmaids and groom. Blush, white and green bouquets in a lush garden style. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Bride with bridesmaids and groom. Blush, white and green bouquets in a lush garden style. In front on brides family home with a floral arch. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Bride with her bouquet stepping out limo to the reception. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Bride and groom entering the reception. Blush, white and green bouquets in a lush garden style. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Garden style centerpiece with all white and touches of blush flowers. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Bride and father dancing the first dance. Florals for the band front. With a lush garden style. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Installation of florals through the staircase entry of reception in private home. Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

Confetti exit, Houston, Texas. Maxit Flower Design, Alyssa Meeks , Chris Bailey Photography

sometimes we don't meet the bride

August 24, 2019

Can you have that much trust for your mom, event planner and floral/event designer to not meet with them to plan your wedding? I am not 100% sure if I fall into this category. I can give trust, but this bride gave more than her fare share, and I was left so impressed. From our end of things, it truly makes up step up to the plate as you know she was always setting up for success. Leaving the professionals to do what they love and what they do best.

Who could ask for more?

They got married in The Forrest Club, an old Houston club that has gone through some refreshing updates. Their outdoor space is so under utilized for a ceremony that is was nice to try this out for a change.

Aisle lined with rose petals and large floral arch at altar. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Father and bride walking down aisle covered in white rose petals. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bride and groom at altar. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Flower girls with bride. Bride holding her white and blush bridal bouquet. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Floral arch at altar. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bridesmaids in blush dresses with bouquets. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Groomsmen with white boutonnieres. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Flower girl with bridesmaids. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bride and groom at altar, just married. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bride and groom at altar with family, mom and dad. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Roses and greenery for wedding arch. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bridesmaids with blush, nude, white and green garden style flowers. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bride and groom, bridal bouquet with white, blush garden style flowers. Peonies, garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, jasmine. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Bride and bridesmaids, bouquets with white, blush garden style flowers. Peonies, garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, jasmine. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Escort card sign, with ribbon and calligraphy tags. Boxwood walls with greenery and flowers. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Garden style flower arrangement, with white, nude, blush and touches of maroon, Acrylic table number with calligraphy numbers. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

Pillar candles with styling greenery and flowers. Acrylic table number with calligraphy numbers. Forrest Club, Houston, TX. Maxit Flower Design, Events by Sarah, Haley Rynn Ringo Photography

pink and yellow: soft summer blend

July 29, 2019

One of my all time favorite color combinations for a Spring/Summer event is this light blush and buttery tones. It allows you to bring color into a space with out dominating it with an overwhelming bright color palette. This is soothing and can be used for a variety of different events.

Bridal shower, birthday, 40th celebration the options are endless with these color tones. We added some fun textures with a large variety of flowers and with a touch of skeleton leafs that truly made it pop. We used garden roses, ranunculus, alstroemeria, viburnum, spray roses, and anthuriums.

We called in our good friend Kelly Durham to photograph it and here it is, this gorgeous arrangement in all it’s beauty.

Garden style arrangement in footed bowl with premium blooms by Maxit Flower Design. Blush and buttery yellow color palette that includes garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, viburnum, and anthuriums. Photographed by Kelli Durham

rice university wedding

July 23, 2019

The images speak for themselves, the couple wanted an easy, clean, yet thoughtful wedding. The details came together to create such a unique timeless event. With concrete vessels and acrylic table numbers the clean lines fit so perfectly in their venue.

Did you know Rive University has an event and wedding venue with their very own chapel? You guys have to check it out! It is one of the event industry’s hidden gems and one of my all time favorite spots. As Rice University as your backdrop you can’t go wrong.

The chapel holds less than 100 people and creates a super intimate vibe that allows the couple to fully focus on themselves and the importance of the day. Roughly a block away guests can proceed to the reception with no fuss. The Cohen house is just a skip and a jump away and invites guests in with a gorgeous view of their gardens.

With large windows and room for roughly 200 the space is perfect for the low key couple. Enough room for a small dance floor and lighting that comes through those windows that people travel all around the world to find, this venue is a hidden gem that we love.

We were so excited when this bride wanted to explore a punch of yellow in her color palette as it is not a frequently requested color palette. But we LOVE it! Soft blushes with a buttery yellow create such a gorgeous garden style that we are very well known for. We hope you love this wedding as much as we did.

Garden stye bridal bouquet with bride and groom. Yellow, white and blush colored flowers with a touch of jasmine. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Yellow, white and blush colored flowers with a touch of jasmine. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Modern, clean invitation suite. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Altar arrangement with a garden style white and blush flowers in a silver vase. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Bride with her garden style bridal bouquet. Yellow, white and blush colored flowers with a touch of jasmine. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Modern head table with cement containers and garden style arrangements. Yellow, white and blush colored flowers with a touch of jasmine. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

Modern table number made from acrylic. Yellow, white and blush colored flowers with garden roses and jasmine. Houston, Texas wedding in Rice University, Cohen House. Photographed by Josh & Dana Fernandez

the corinthian: modern luxe greens

July 10, 2019

This Corinthian wedding was one for the books. From the understated luxurious elegance of the bride and groom to their fun easy going personality, we would gladly do their wedding over again and again. The brides love of cleans lines and gave us a lot to be creative with.

Michelle and Soo had recently moved to Atlanta to pursue a budding real estate career, but their heart was still in Houston. Most of their family lived here and when they found The Corinthian they new they minds were set on getting married back home.

We met them once and we knew they were the perfect match. Their love for timeless beauty and classic elements and their vision for elevated simplicity was right up our alley. We headed on the design for this event making sure that every rental piece matched their aesthetic. We worked with our local favorites HTX Rentals to create this modern, crisp look.

The tulip tables, acrylic chairs, velvet linens and amazing acrylic head table truly made the room look amazing. We added the floral touches that were mostly greens to accomplish a garden style that was seamless to the overall modern aesthetic. We also wanted to show how these two looks truly look amazing and timeless and believe we accomplished it.

We worked with Kelsey of Spell Events, a local event planner, to create this indoor modern garden wedding and could not be more thrilled with how everything came together.