kylie & buddy - houston country club

January 17, 2020

Bride and groom, Kylie and Buddy in River Oaks, Texas. Houston Country Club Wedding Photograohy by Eric & Jenn

This couple has a special place in our heart. Working with the both of them and their wonderful mothers was seamless and so much fun and if we could do it all over again, we would. So much work when into building this beautiful day and we are excited to share some images with you.

We knew we would be off to a perfect start when Kylie walked into our first consultation with a color coded binder and hand full of magazine clippings. We absolutely adore a classic, timeless style. Her inspiration was full of her classic taste with a modern touch and almost two hours later we could envision the entire wedding.

We have always loved the timeless nature of blue and white chinoiserie and being able to incorporate those elements into this wedding was exciting for us.

What better way to highlight Houston Country Club’s natural beauty and the tradition elements the interior design offers. Kylie never envisioned changing HCC into something it wasn’t therefore incorporating chinoiserie jars into the reception was essential. She wanted their guest to feel as comfortable and warm as they would in their own home. We were were so honored to play a small roll in helping these two wonderful families come together and bringing Kylie and Buddy’s vision come to life.

The gorgeous bride and all her bridesmaids in River Oaks, Texas. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Pre-ceremony photography of Kylie and Buddy in River Oaks. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Kylie and Buddy first look pictures in River Oaks, Texas. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

The groom and groomsmen looking so sharp before the wedding. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Just married Saint Luke’s Chapel. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Saint Luke’s Chapel with a garden style urn arrangement Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Bride and Groom just married at St. Lukes Chapel. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Our signature garden style bridal bouquet. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Flat lay design photography with blue and white chinoiserie. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

The stunning bride, Kylie in her timeless wedding gown in River Oaks, Texas. Houston Country Club Wedding, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Acrylic welcome sign with custom calligraphy and greenery draping over the top. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Blue and white table decor paired perfectly with the tall garden style arrangement on top of acrylic stand. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photographed by Maxit Flower Design

Bride chose custom blue and white floral linens for her head table. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Blue and white chinoiserie jars with styled greenery and blooms. This look is a southern staple in the south. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Band box fronts with a garden style design. Almost as if you are looking at window boxes in front of a home. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Beautiful cake adorned with gorgeous flowers. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

We love the tradition of the last dance for their bride and groom to soak in those last moments of all their years hard work of planning. Houston Country Club, Houston, TX. Photography by Eric and Jenn

Flowers: Maxit Flower Design

Venue: Houston Country Club

Planning and Design: Alyssa Meeks Events

Photography: Eric and Jenn

19th century inspired

January 15, 2020

Nathalie & Justin on their wedding day in downtown Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Nathalie and Justin. From the moment we met this couple we knew their wedding would be something special. Their wedding flower process all began in our studio with their planner Sava Sipe of Two Be Wed. Their initial consultation was full of color and romance and we fell in love.

Nathalie and Justin’s had a vision and it was right around the time we were dreaming of the perfect colorful client to cross our paths and here they were - sitting across from us and allowing us the freedom to create something base upon their love for 19th century still life art. We were honored to have their trust in us to create the flower experience of there wedding dreams.

They wanted an abundance of color and fruit rich in textures and our team was excited to say the least. It was elegant and understand just as the Master’s of those 19th century art pieces intended it to be.

Beautiful ceremony for Nathalie and Justin at Second Baptist Church. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Welcome sign in front of Second Baptist Church. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Nathalie and her stunning bridesmaids outside of Second Baptist Church. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

The groom and groomsmen looking so sharp before the wedding. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Father and bride walking down the aisle at Second Baptist Church.Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Second Baptist Church. Their wedding was on the most gorgeous day in Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

We love how you can see the cascading greenery off the balcony in this first dance shot. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Nathalie and Justin outside the Corinthian in downtown Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Bride and grooms first dance at their reception. The Corinthian Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Nathalie and Justin both had a very specific desire for their guest experience at their wedding. Neither wanted the decor to be flashy and over the top but elevated and romantic with abundant candle lighting. They both wanted their guest to feel as if they were on a romantic date where they could converse over great food and people and we feel as if the entire design team conquered just that.

Our signature garden style design inspired by 19th century still art. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Fruits and flowers are a favorite combination of ours. Especially when the plumbs match the taper candles. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Taper candles, styled greens and blooms are a staple design. Adding the fruits just make it all the better. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

The head table was the center of it all. Colorful blooms and candle light accompanied by an abundance of fruit. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Nathalie and her stunning wedding gown. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

The gorgeous bride getting ready. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Detail shots of the bride’s fabulous shoes. Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

We just love when detail shots describe our clients perfectly. Nathalie and Justin’s elevated taste in design and style was shown through out their entire wedding.

TheThe Ferrari Book: Passion for Design. Groom’s style detail shots. Houston, TX Photography by Ama by Aisha

Cakes by Gina always nails it and the flowers are just the icing on the cake. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Taper candles and fruit rich in color. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Full view of the Corinthian awaiting Justin and Nathalie and all their guest. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

We love the tradition of the last dance for their bride and groom to soak in those last moments of all their years hard work of planning. The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Bride and groom walking out of their sparkler exit out side of the Corinthian in Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

A Ferrari getaway because of the grooms love for luxury cars. Bride and groom zoom out of downtown The Corinthian, Houston, TX Photographed by Ama by Aisha

Flowers: Maxit Flower Design

Venue: The Corinthian Houston

Planning and Design: Sava Sipe of Two Be Wed

Photography & Videography: Ama by Aisha

Linens, Rentals, & Furniture: Flora & Eventi

Catering: Tony’s Catering

Invitations: Papellerie

Signage: Nib and Pixel

Cake: Cakes by Gina

belle âme bridal

January 1, 2020

Custom floral installation for Belle Ame Bridal open house with Unveiled Bliss. Houston, TX Photographed by Fulleylove Photography.

This past summer we were asked by Belle Ame Bridal, a new wedding dress boutique in Houston, Texas to help decorate their Open House. The owners hosted a wedding expert panel for newly engaged couples giving them an opportunity to ask all those questions that we have while going through a new experience.

The ingenious idea was such a great way to reconnect with our market and see what can still confuse engaged couples. The masterminds behind this concept were the ladies at Unveiled Bliss. They planned and executed this event perfectly!

We created this arch for the space to help welcome guests in and be a place where everyone could take pics. As sort of interactive installation. We used colors that would make their brand colors pop and bright light into the space.

We created a custom arch to fit perfectly into the door and love how it turned out.

Custom floral installation with bright pink colors for Belle Ame Bridal open house with Unveiled Bliss. Houston, TX Photographed by Fulleylove Photography.

Bacca Cakes, Houston, Texas cake artist. All white cake with hand made flower details and touches of macaroons spread through out the table.

Bacca Cakes, Houston, Texas cake artist. All white cake with hand made flower details.

Etoile Artistry, whom provided all the hair and makeup for the entire event. Houston, TX, Belle Ame Bridal Open House, with Unveiled Bliss.

Gorgeous rentals from Archive Rentals. Houston, TX, Belle Ame Bridal Open House, with Unveiled Bliss.

HAMU: Etoile Artistry, Dresses: Belle Ame, Planning: Unveiled Bridal, Photography: Fulleylove Photography

Dresses: Belle Ame, Planning: Unveiled Bridal, Photography: Fulleylove Photography

Wedding vendor panel with Calligraphy & Signage: Memory Lane Paperie, HAMU: Etoile Artistry, Dresses: Belle Ame, Planning: Unveiled Bridal, Photography: Fulleylove Photograph, Rentals: Archive

The most delicious drinks by Traveling Spirit Bar

add that punch of color

December 30, 2019

It was an interesting series of events that led to these images. What was meant to be our first solo Open House , turned out to be man handled by tropical storm Imelda.

Red flowers event at Centennial Gardens, Houston, TX. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

Tall red flower arrangement with garden rose, roses, ranunculus and anthurium in a garden style. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

Our friends over at Spell Events and Centennial Gardens reached out asking us if we were interested in hosting an Open House at their gorgeous venue. They wanted to highlight the Celebration Garden as many do not get a chance to see the venue when tented. We hesitated as we normally do not do open houses but felt like this was the perfect partnership.

We started planning 6 months before the event by creating the design, floor plan, floral design and managing the overall aesthetic of the event. We put all out vendor friends together to make it all happen and felt so excited about the direction it was heading in. And then the bad news came, a tropical storm was heading our way. This is normal for Houston and nothing that we are not used to. BUT, the storm parked itself on top of Houston and it began to flood, BAD!

Red floral centerpieces in a garden style with fabric covered table. Centennial Gardens, Houston, TX. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

Mid way through set up we called it and decided to cancel the whole event. Tens of thousands of dollars down the drain. All the flowers purchased, man power, food from our catering vendors… EVERYTHING. It was a tough moment, but we were determined to make the best of it. After getting everything secured we ventured our way home through all the flooding (what normally would take 20 minutes through traffic, took us almost 3 hours to navigate the scary floods).

Our friends over at Centennial Gardens were kind enough to allow us to come back the next day to get some shots of a modified set up so that we could at very least get some images for our portfolio. But before we get to those, I have to mention some people that truly showed what they were all about and led with kindness every second of this mess:

Scott, at HTX Rentals, was so kind to let us keep the rentals in place just one more day so that we could shoot them and style them the way we wished.

Gretchen, at Centennial Gardens, was so gracious to allow us to come back and invade their space. She was so calm and kind through out all the madness and truly couldn’t have helped us more.

Kelsey, at Spell Events, lead the path to success. She was the perfect support staff for our team. She is the calming presence every event planner should be.

Deji Osinulu, with Deji Osinulu Photography. He came to shoot our work at the last minute and really showed up for us.

Red tall floral centerpieces in a garden style with fabric covered table. Poppy linen from La Tavola. Centennial Gardens, Houston, TX. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

Cane back chairs with fabric covered table top. Centennial Gardens, Houston, TX. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

Red taper candles with red floral center pieces in a garden style with fabric covered table. Centennial Gardens, Houston, TX. Rentals from HTX Rentals, Event Design and Styling by Maxit Flower Design.

private residence wedding with keely thorne

October 3, 2019

This Sunday this lovely couple celebrates their one year anniversary. This is still one of the most memorable events from 2018. It was hosted by the Bride’s family in their gorgeous private home which allowed us to get really creative and produce something super original.

The client’s home had a gorgeous Italian like feel and we wanted to cary that through the event with lush florals and overflowing greenery. Because it was Fall the Bride also requested touches of berries, fruits and tones that would help set the tone.