Citrus

For this microwedding in peak summer, we sourced brightly-colored, unique flowers from a sustainable, local farm in the North Bethesda area. The impact is natural galore, with Queen Anne's Lace and billy balls and heavy on focal blooms.

This couple paired striking, standalone blooms with some of the most abundant arrangements the imagination could conjure. It's completely maximalist and works wonders on the eye. Also interesting to have more traditional arrangements as well as Ikebana-inspired table vases.

We love the lowkey, whimsical nature of this couple's choices. Garden roses, white anemones, and pops of dried flowers like orange gomphrena and scabiosa pods create a nontraditional fantasy that's unforgettable.

We appreciate the muted interpretation here, with an emphasis on blush and pink with pops of coral and cream. It's almost as if you turned the contrast down on a photo. Great for an early summer wedding, which this couple honored through lush focal blooms, white astrantia and parvifolia eucalyptus.

This wedding was a stunning display of color, with coral, blush, cream, and hot pink flowers adorning every corner. The bride's bouquet was a beautiful arrangement of these shades, perfectly complementing her gown while the groomsmen sported coral and deep pink boutonnieres. The overall effect was romantic, playful, and simply breathtaking.

This couple celebrated their love with a wedding bursting with vibrant colors. Flowers such as scabiosas, with their whimsical round blooms, danced in shades of purple and pink, adding a touch of enchantment to the festivities along with pops of delphinium in varying hues of blue and violet, adding a twist to the citrus inspired palette.

Vibrant bursts of citrus hues take center stage, infusing this client's wedding with a refreshing and lively atmosphere. Bouquets and bud vases showcase a delightful mix of zesty oranges, sunny yellows, and tangy greens, creating a captivating wow moment as guests entered the reception room.