Family Style Wedding by Spruce, III
So if you’re just now joining us, we are featuring the oh-so-lovely wedding of my very own wedding florist…the FABULOUS (and that is putting it mildly) Sarah Matteson of Spruce. Her wedding was a lesson in all things gorgeous. An effortlessly elegant style with simple but perfect details that are both warm and totally inviting. In a word…LOVE.
photographs by Brendan McLaughlin
More from Sarah…
Flowers were abundant( as you can imagine) mostly un-colors like chalky, pink, sand and gravender… garden roses, sweetpeas, succulents, sedum, vintage hued-carnations, scabiosa and poppy pods- regular Spruce staples. Birch sleeves wooden boxes and unglazed ceramic peppered with mercury glass gave everything a modern, but weathered feel.
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plain and simply gorgeous!!!
Simply stunning in it's simplicity. Wish I could have gone to a wedding like this!
"Gravender"... is that a combination of "gravel" and "lavender"? Or is that a real word???
Gorgeous! What type of flowers are those, in the second picture?
those feathery proteas are so amazing! the florals for this wedding are simple and stunning.
thanks all!
Colleen - the flowers in the second photo are a type of protea. The variety is called "Blushing Bride".
Tegan- Funny you should ask. Everyone makes fun of me because my favorite colors are all variations on grey and don'thave real names, so I make them up.
Gravender is grey-ish lavedner, Grink in grey-ish pink, Greige is greyish beige, etc...
Silly, I know...
What type of fabric are those table runners? It looks like burlap. They're beautiful! Did you DIY? :)