This beautiful September wedding was spectacular in colors in dusty rose, blush pink and navy with gold accents.

Our bride carried a stunning natural hand tied bouquet made with antique blush pink quicksand roses, paradise beach garden roses, cappuccino roses, white ranunculus, navy eryngium and touches of gunni eucalyptus greenery. The handle was wrapped with a blush satin with ivory lace overlay.

Designed to perfectly match the bride’s bouquet yet still stand out against their blush dresses, the bridesmaids’ bouquets were designed in a compact, yet natural style made with antique blush pink quicksand roses, paradise beach garden roses, cappuccino roses, white ranunculus, navy eryngium and included touches of gunni eucalyptus greenery. The handles were wrapped with a simple ivory satin ribbon.

The Groom wore a simple, yet classic boutonnière designed with a single white ranunculus bloom accented by a touch of navy eryngium and gunni eucalyptus greenery and wrapped with an ivory ribbon.  His groomsmen, ring bearer and fathers’ boutonnières were designed to match the grooms but designed smaller with a single white ranunculus bloom accented by a touch of navy eryngium, gunni eucalyptus greenery and wrapped with an ivory ribbon.

Mothers of the bride and groom wore corsages that were designed with a cluster of white ranunculus blooms accented by blush astilbe, gunni eucalyptus greenery and a touch of ivory ribbon and designed on a bling bracelet.

The showstopper of the day was the gorgeous Hilltop archway that was adorned with two stunning arrangements.  Greenery such as salal, seeded and silver dollar eucalyptus was used to create a full and natural base.  Atop this was placed a variety of blooms in ivory and blush including hydrangea, roses, ranunculus and astilbe.

The reception was held in the exquisite clear span tent that sits on the picturesque hilltop site.  On the head table the ceremony arch arrangement pieces made a second appearance, these together with the background of the Hilltop grounds made a breathtaking focal point.  On the guest tables three-cylinder vases per table were filled with water, babies breath and floating candles provided by the bride.

I hope you enjoyed hearing about this Stunning September Hilltop Wedding