Today we’re sharing some details on Martha and Brin’s Springtime wedding at Clark Gardens in Fort Worth. This day was a joy to coordinate and design flowers for, thanks to this lovely couple and beautiful venue! We were thrilled to incorporate all of the color that Martha requested and had so much fun pairing lots of unique jewel tones and interesting textures together. From the plates and candle holders to the bridal party’s bouquets, this event was sprinkled with bursts of bright color. We love that sweet floral details popped up in places like the bride’s braid and in the drinks served at happy hour, too!

It’s always a fun journey to figure out the best way to incorporate permanent structures or installations that venues feature. Martha and Brin wed in front of Clark Gardens’ outdoor fountain, which we accented with a semi-circle of lush and voluminous colorful floral arrangements to frame the front of the fountain. This outdoor area was a gorgeous and natural landscape for this romantic ceremony!

For the reception, we marked the entrance with a large statement arrangement full of bright Tulips, inspired by an art installation that Martha saw and loved while traveling. We also placed fruit at the base of this arrangement as a nod to still life art. We decorated the guest tables with lush compote arrangements, and chose table decor that brought out specific jewel tones in the centerpieces and paired well with the soft blush table linens.

The bride and bridesmaids’ bouquets were the ultimate culmination of this bright and dynamic floral vision, with the bridesmaids accessorized by monochromatic warm-toned bouquets and Martha carrying one full of big, colorful blooms. This bridal party looked straight out of a botanical garden dream with their assorted purple, orange, and green dresses, and the bride’s fabric-flower-embellished gown!