Monday, March 14, 2011

Cerritos Sheraton - July 30, 2010

Ever since the Manzanita  craze, we knew it was only a matter of time before we would be using them in one of our weddings. The client also wanted a very fancy stage set up incorporating red roses. With the theme colors of gold and red, we contemplated on how to create this extravagant affair for our client. 2,000 red roses and 3 boxes of hot glue later, this was our finished product.

June 27- St. Regis Resort

When our client first approached us about this event, they had already met with another florist. The client sent us a picture of the sample made by the other florist and asked if we could replicate the centerpiece and give them a better deal on the price. Here is a picture that was emailed to us:
We set a date for a consultation and they ordered another sample centerpiece from us. A couple emails and phone calls later, we were hired! Here are pictures from the event with the E&J upgraded florals.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Long Beach Hyatt Regency Hotel - June 20, 2010

At our first consultation, we were asked to incorporate large golden candelabras into the centerpieces. The bride and groom wanted a mix of tall and short centerpieces that carried the same style and feel. The color scheme was gold, orange, and red. We decided to make flower balls on top of the candelabras and use square gold vases for the short arrangements. The flowers used were orange roses, red roses, green tea leaves, and red amaranthus. The centerpieces were accented with 3x3x3 and 6x4 glass vases filled with red roses



Cerritos Sheraton - June 18, 2010

We were asked to create a stage for a traditional Indian wedding without using many flowers. After we received the blueprints for the backdrop, we drew out a couple ideas for the bride and groom. They decided on our idea of using rows of shadow boxes with small floral arrangements placed inside.



Official First Event - June 5, 2010

Our official first event as E&J Floral Creations! The colors chosen were originally white, gold, and pink, but the groom wanted the pink to be very minimal in the centerpieces. We opted to use light pink mini calla lilies as accents in the centerpieces and kept them simple with white hydrangea and roses.