Kimmy & Ryan at Eagle Glen

Kimmy & Ryan were married at St Peter St Paul Catholic Church in Alta Loma on June 23, 2012.  Their reception followed at Eagle Glen Golf Club in Corona.  I had already done Kimmy's brother's wedding, along with her best friend's.  So, I was definitely looking forward to this one!  Kimmy knew she wanted a Peacock Theme from the very beginning.  From the colors, to the feathers, to the crystal accents, it all came together beautifully! 

Christy & Billy at Eagle Glen Golf Course

Christy & Billy were married August 2, 2008 at Eagle Glen Golf Course in Corona. When I originally met with Christy to talk about what she wanted to see in her flowers, she was a little undecided. At the time, she was planning on Dark Red & White. As the wedding date got closer, we met again, and she confided in me that she "really didn't care for the color red!" After much debate, she decided to go with flowers in White & Greens. With the Black & White theme of the wedding, I think she made an excellent choice! I was very pleased with look of this wedding! Christy carried a hand tied bouquet of White Roses, Lisianthus, Freesia, Stock, with just a touch of Hypercum & Variegated Pittosporum. The Maid of Honor and Bridesmaids carried mixed bouquets of Light Greens & Whites. If you have seen my previous posts, you have probably seen the ceremony area for Eagle Glen. Christy chose a completely different look that I think was a fantastic idea for her ceremony. Knowing that her guests would be sitting in the direct sunlight, she chose large market umbrellas to help shield the sun! What a transformation this made! We added shepherd hooks with all White Carnation Pomander Balls, along with White Tulle & Black Satin Bows and fresh Rose Petals to line the aisle. The centerpieces in Whites & Greens created the perfect accent to the Black & White guest tables.

Sara & Torin at Eagle Glen Golf Course

Sara & Torin were married June 28, 2008 at Eagle Glen Golf Course. I can't believe how hot it already is this summer! This Saturday was quite HOT! At least there was a slight breeze, but not so much that it was blowing the chairs over! Sara's bouquet of Cream Roses, Stephanotis, and Lavender Freesia was wrapped with pieces from her Mother's veil. We used the pearl encrusted lace headpiece around the stems of the bouquet, then we made a bow with the tulle fabric. We don't see many brides wear their mother's wedding dress, so this is a nice was to incorporate that "something old" into the wedding! The Maid of Honor and Bridesmaids carried bouquets of Lavender & Purple that included Roses, Spray Roses, Alstroemeria, Stock, Miniature Carnations, Freesia, and Lisianthus. With Eagle Glen having such a large reception room, having the centerpieces alternate high and low gave the impression a room full of flowers!

Karen & Dennis at Eagle Glen Golf Course

Karen & Dennis were married May 25, 2008 at Eagle Glen Golf Course in Corona. Karen carried a hand tied Biedermeier style bouquet of Lavender Calla Lilies, Cream Roses, and Green Cymbidium Orchids. The Bridesmaids carried mixed bouquets of Roses, Stock, Bells of Ireland, Lisianthus, Freesia, Button Mums, and mini Cymbidium Orchids in Lavenders and Light Greens. Along with fresh flowers, we draped Ivory Chiffon to dramatically change the basic arch provided by Eagle Glen. My favorite part of this wedding had to be the aisle! The bride proved us green golf baskets, which we lined with fresh moss and filled with fresh Hydrangea in White, Pale Green, and Purple. This was a great way to incorporate the golf course into the wedding, rather than ignore it completely. The centerpieces were alternating high and low continuing the color theme of the wedding. Karen & Dennis purchased all of the urns and vases used so that their guests could take the whole centerpiece, instead of just the flowers, as a gift at the end of the reception.