• We always love seeing photos of our bride’s dresses and their bridesmaid’s dresses before designing the bouquets because the two should work together. Not only from a color perspective but also size and shape. We still drool over this dress-bouquet combo! Photo: @clarypfeiffer Planning: @clementinechicago
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    We always love seeing photos of our bride’s dresses and their bridesmaid’s dresses before designing the bouquets because the two should work together. Not only from a color perspective but also size and shape. We still drool over this dress-bouquet combo! Photo: @clarypfeiffer Planning: @clementinechicago
  • Stone vases, slate gray taper candles, farm tables, and a SUPER romantic floral palette. Katie and Jack’s tasteful style was undeniable and while their wedding was almost a year ago, it feels like this perfect summer night under the tent at @chicagoilluminatingcompany was just yesterday! 💕 Photos: @clarypfeiffer Planning: @clementinechicago
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    Stone vases, slate gray taper candles, farm tables, and a SUPER romantic floral palette. Katie and Jack’s tasteful style was undeniable and while their wedding was almost a year ago, it feels like this perfect summer night under the tent at @chicagoilluminatingcompany was just yesterday! 💕 Photos: @clarypfeiffer Planning: @clementinechicago
  • Let’s talk about “Tall’s”! Tall centerpieces help to visually fill a space and add drama to the room especially as guests first enter your venue. If you only have low centerpieces, when you first enter the room, it can lack that sense of drama. That being said, tall centerpieces ARE often more costly. They require larger vases or stands and often use nearly three times the amount of floral product (not to mention they’re usually much more labor intensive). That is why we’ll often recommend a variation of centerpieces, low and tall, throughout your venue. It gives you that much needed visual variation and fills up your room without breaking the bank. Our last tip is that your tall centerpiece should be AT LEAST 2’ above the table. Medium arrangements that are 16-18” above the table will be right in the line of sight and you’ll likely have some very frustrated social butterfly guests who can’t talk to the people across the table from them. Scroll through for some inspiration from a few of our favorite tall centerpieces that our team has designed over the years!
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    Let’s talk about “Tall’s”! Tall centerpieces help to visually fill a space and add drama to the room especially as guests first enter your venue. If you only have low centerpieces, when you first enter the room, it can lack that sense of drama. That being said, tall centerpieces ARE often more costly. They require larger vases or stands and often use nearly three times the amount of floral product (not to mention they’re usually much more labor intensive). That is why we’ll often recommend a variation of centerpieces, low and tall, throughout your venue. It gives you that much needed visual variation and fills up your room without breaking the bank. Our last tip is that your tall centerpiece should be AT LEAST 2’ above the table. Medium arrangements that are 16-18” above the table will be right in the line of sight and you’ll likely have some very frustrated social butterfly guests who can’t talk to the people across the table from them. Scroll through for some inspiration from a few of our favorite tall centerpieces that our team has designed over the years!
  • “Love is not cancelled!” It might be cliche at this point but it’s so true. We love playing a roll in the eclectic mix of wedding celebrations that Covid-19 has brought about. Whether it be a wedding ceremony in the park, an intimate rooftop dinner party, a backyard wedding, or even picking up and traveling to another state, we love how creative our couples have gotten when planning their weddings despite the circumstances. With samples picking back up in the studio and a handful of weddings on the docket over the next couple of weeks, it’s oddly starting to (finally) feel like wedding season again around here!! Photos: @studiothisisphotography Planning: @thecreativeplanners
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    “Love is not cancelled!” It might be cliche at this point but it’s so true. We love playing a roll in the eclectic mix of wedding celebrations that Covid-19 has brought about. Whether it be a wedding ceremony in the park, an intimate rooftop dinner party, a backyard wedding, or even picking up and traveling to another state, we love how creative our couples have gotten when planning their weddings despite the circumstances. With samples picking back up in the studio and a handful of weddings on the docket over the next couple of weeks, it’s oddly starting to (finally) feel like wedding season again around here!! Photos: @studiothisisphotography Planning: @thecreativeplanners
  • We are excited to announce that we are now OFFICIALLY holding in-person consultations again starting this week. We have a few guidelines that we ask all of our guests to follow. We are limiting the number of people allowed in our studio at any given time. Additionally, we are upping our already clean-freak ways to the next level. Masks will still be required for the time being. And of course, for those not comfortable meeting in person at this time, we are still offering phone or zoom consultations as well. That being said, we are excited to open up our studio to you once again and we look forward to seeing you all soon! Photos: @artistrieco
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    We are excited to announce that we are now OFFICIALLY holding in-person consultations again starting this week. We have a few guidelines that we ask all of our guests to follow. We are limiting the number of people allowed in our studio at any given time. Additionally, we are upping our already clean-freak ways to the next level. Masks will still be required for the time being. And of course, for those not comfortable meeting in person at this time, we are still offering phone or zoom consultations as well. That being said, we are excited to open up our studio to you once again and we look forward to seeing you all soon! Photos: @artistrieco