a party for a princess, a lucky one at that.

oh my, i have been so busy designing for this weekend's princess party. it was honestly a party fit for a king, complete with a castle, suits of armor, glass slippers, and an abundance of tiaras. (if i had the guts to take on a tattoo, it would be a tiara, a grand one at that.) it was lovely fun. my favorite wedding and event planner, nicole mulvany from rsvp shindig called me up on this one. when nicole calls, expect grand.

the house was bedecked inside and out. uplit outside with pink lights. never too much pink. i decorated the front door with floral tiaras, the tables with 6" squares of heavenly eufloria roses, cabbage, hydrangea and lisianthus, topped off with what else, tiaras. i even decorated the glass slippers with flowers. yum.

dave barnes from scenographics denver created the incredible fairytale castle, royal pendants, and the suits of armour complete with pink plumage.

food was provided by the fabulous whirled peas catering co. they also sculpted a castle made from bread, baquettes and waffle cones. (which the family dog guarded with her life.)

it truly was a masterpiece of a party.

real weddings marcee and michael

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A perfect wedding day at Boulder's Flagstaff Amphitheater and the Omni Interlocken. Marcee was a wonderful bride who loved everything ultra feminine and romantic. Right up my alley. Eufloria roses and mango calla lilies. Fab photos by www.annejamesphotography.com

Peonies and Roses

Yesterday's wedding at The Greenbriar Inn was filled with an abundance of peonies. Until I receive the professional pics, this one will have to suffice. "Sweet Avalanche" Eufloria roses and medium pink luscious peonies made the wedding soft, sweet and romantic.

Sneak Peak Today's Wedding

Here's to the first wedding of the 2010 season! A lovely bouquet of blue white hydrangea, Vandella roses, Eufloria green roses, white ranunculus and blue delphinium. What a way to start!

Real Weddings Becky & Nate

I couldn't wait to get pics from Becky and Nate's recent wedding at the Hotel Boulderado. They are an amazing couple. Mathematicians! They actually got married on pie day as that is their favorite equation. Cool! I loved the bride's color scheme. I used green cymbidium orchids, Eufloria Black Baccara roses and Mango calla lilies. Photo courtesy of Kirk Speer.

Polar Star Roses for the Sorority

Oodles of white Polar Star roses from California for the sorority girls at University of Colorado, Boulder. They opened perfectly, as always! Can't wait to deliver them. I know there will be "ooohhs and aaahhhs!"

A Painted Primose Wedding at the Red Lion Restaurant

We just finished a wedding at the Red Lion Restaurant in Boulder, CO. The bride's favorite color is purple. I used a gorgeous stem of lavender hydrangea for the bouquet accented with lavender orchids, purple lisianthus, pale yellow Eufloria roses and lavender sweet peas. This bouquet is one of my very favorites from summer 2009, as was the bride! Thanks Lauren, you were a joy to work with!

Oh, by the way, The Red Lion has a new wedding ceremony arch. Apparently the bears used the last arch as a toy. Red Lions, tigers and bears, oh my!

Eufloria roses, still my favorite!

Hello dear followers, I haven't had much time to post new blogs as I am smack dab in the middle of wedding season. Although I am anxiously awaiting photographs from my wedding photographers. Will share soon. In the meantime, enjoy this arrangement of the week using peach Eufloria roses, green hydrangea, tropical orchids and locally grown oriental lilies. Yum.

Wedding Roses

By now all of you must know that I am a huge fan of Eurfloria roses, so when I walked by these roses at the Denver flower market yesterday I stopped dead in my tracks. I just had to take a pic of these dreamy flowers and a sniff. This is like sherbet ice cream to me, no maybe Italian gelato!

Eufloria Roses

My love for Eufloria Roses continues. Need I say more? www.eufloriaflowers.com

Boulder Florists

Today I delivered oodles of flowers to a local Country Club for a fundraiser event. The colorful centerpieces were adorned with wire art created by very artistic kids from a local elementary school. Their challenge was to create a continuous line wire sculpture in the mode of Picasso. I love it!

My challenge was to create a very colorful palette to house these sculptures. As always, I used Eufloria rose.