Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts

Monday, January 6, 2014

Brooke's Creative and Unique Bridal Bouquet ~*

Artichokes, Kale, Succulents, Silver Brunia, Eucalyptus Berries and Scabiosa Pods
 were some of the unusual items in Brooke's Bridal Bouquet,
 that you don't normally think of when you think of Pressed Flowers!

Brooke's Bridal Bouquet was a unique design of Kale, Purple and White Calla Lillies, Succulents, Dusty Miller Leaves, Freesia, Lizianthus, Silver Brunia and Scabiosa Pods!  Other flowers were added to her Pressed Flower Art from table bouquets and bridesmaids bouquets and included Artichoke, Goldenrod and other items!

Fresh Bridal Bouquet Design by: Crissalane of Disch Events, Dripping Springs, TX 


Brooke's Bouquet, Pressed and Preserved 
in an 11"x14" Barnwood Frame!

Along the right side you can see a Double White Calla Lilly on top of a Dusty Miller Leaf.  This is actually the grooms boutonniere tucked into the design.


In this close-up shot, you can see the Artichokes and Succulents. 
The Kale is in the background. 


Balloon-shaped Beveled Glass Ornaments
made from Light Purple Calla's and other 
bits of flowers and leaves.

Kale Pendants!
Yes, you read that right, Kale Pendants!
The Kale Leaves pressed to a bright yellow and my brave,
creative bride wanted to see what would happen if I painted them teal!
So, I used some pastels and interestingly,
 the veins picked up the most paint!
Unique, huh?


 "We couldn't be more thankful to you for preserving our amazing, yet challenging, flowers! We loved our unique florals and now we get to look at them forever! Not to mention our family also gets to enjoy them with the gifts you made. We're so glad Crissalane told us about Pressed Garden."

 This is one bouquet I will never forget.  Thank you, Brooke, for
trusting me with things I had never pressed before!
I had fun trying new techniques and learned that
Yes! Artichokes, Succulents and Kale CAN be pressed!

Pressed Flower Art, Floral Preservation, Annie Fentz, Pressed Flower, LLC, Austin, Tx

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Rachel's Sweet, Soft Bridal Bouquet ~

Floral Design by Linda at Breathtaking Blooms, Austin, TX

Rachel's Beautiful Bouquet included Pink Roses,
White Lizianthus, Ranunculous, Queen Ann's Lace,
Carnations, Freesia and Pink/White Alstromeria.

 All of Rachel's flowers were pressed, preserved,
and arranged around her wedding invitation.
The little pink rose petal hearts in the top corner
were found deep inside the pink roses. 
The flowers were mounted on a navy blue background, 
which picks up the blue in the invitation and provides the perfect backdrop
for the soft, subtle shades in the flowers! 

The art was professionally framed in a bright white 11"x14" frame.



 Here are are a couple of pics that will give you a closer look.
Notice the bits of lace?  They were one piece wrapped around the stems
of the bouquet and came from the wedding dress of the Mother of the Bride!
(I love that)



Balloon-Shaped Beveled Glass Ornament
Made from a Pink Rose, an Alstromeria Blossom
and a bit of Queen Ann's Lace!


 All Pressed Flower Art by: Annie Fentz ~ Pressed Garden, LLC, Austin, TX!

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Rachel's Beautiful White Bridal Bouquet ~


Rachel carried this beautiful bouquet of
Dahlia's, Lizianthus, Stock, Roses, Rosemary, Eucalyptus,
and other interesting plants in her wedding!

Floral Design by: Flowers by David Anthony, Highland Mills, NY


Her bouquet is now pressed, vacuum sealed
and preserved forever as an heirloom!


I love the details! 
The tiny rose petal hearts were found deep inside the roses!


Thank you, Rachel, for trusting me with your beautiful flowers!
Pressed Flower Art by: Annie Fentz ~ Pressed Garden LLC, Austin, TX


Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Brittany's Bridal Bouquet ~*

Brittany, of Round Rock, Texas, 
carried this gorgeous and heavenly scented bouquet of 
Peach Country Roses, Stock, White Roses, White Hydrangea 
and Silver Artemesia Leaves in her wedding.
Flowers by Stella at Sixpence Floral of Austin, TX


The bride opted to have her bouquet
pressed and preserved around her
Wedding Invitation!



Up Close Detail of Pressed Flower Art
I spend an average of 30-40 hours per bouquet, 
which is all play time when it is my passion!





Oh my goodness she (the bride) loved it. She was almost in tears. 
She didn't really know what to expect but the final art was beyond her expectations. 
Thank you again for your amazing talent!! 
~Mother of the Bride


Pressed Flower Art by Pressed Garden LLC ~ Annie Fentz ~ Austin, Texas