She had me at velvet pumpkins.

When a bride comes to me with details of her wedding keyed in like velvet pumpkins at each place setting for a place card, I know I’m dealing with the right bride.

After a wedding is done, I sometimes get lonely.

I mean, don’t get me wrong…I love working solo, I love working at home and I love working with ALL my couples.

Just Gorgeous.

No other words can describe the wedding of Jess & Phil last July in downtown Omaha, Nebraska. You know the Omaha Design Center will always impress and the beautiful St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church is one of my favorite in the city.

I rarely sit down and chat with one of my couples after their wedding day. Life happens and if I stay in touch over social media, I figure I’m doing good.

Utilizing greenery into your floral is a wedding trend I’m loving right now.  I think it’s because I don’t know the name of many flowers.

When I rebranded last year, I wanted to do something big to celebrate. I threw around a few ideas but I couldn’t pass one that kept jumping out at me. I’ve never done it before, but if I were going to, this was the time.

I honestly can’t believe it’s taken me this long to put together a blog on this fabulous couple. Not only because I feel their wedding was so long ago (yes, like 10 months ago), but more because Jocie and I have talked,

Pocket Wedding Invitations were a perfect match for this spring wedding.

We’re in a neutral world. The color tones I often see for weddings in the past two years have centered on neutral colors…ivory, white, blush, gold.

Modern rustic.  Two crazy words together. But being in the wedding industry, I can have a couple say something like that and I know exactly where they’re headed.  Mainly, rustic but no burlap.  Bring in some classic elements and don’t be afraid to make it stylish, but fun.