Here at Pick Me! we certainly get to create a lot of Colorado mountain wildflower weddings — but my heart simply swoons when I get to create something as lovely, soft, romantic and gorgeous as the what we did for Abby’s wedding at Devils Thumb Ranch in July (photos courtesy of the delightful Paige Elizabeth).  Pale pinks, creams, ivories and beige colored garden roses, spray roses, lisianthus, sweet peas freesia, dahlias, dusty miller and mint . . .  And kuddos to any bride who can look this timeless while rocking 6″ stilletos in a field.  More photos to come soon – just wait until you see the centerpieces – best use of mercury glass ever . . .

Kara Delay, Pick Me! Floral and Event Design

Tabernash Colorado Wedding Florist

Anyone who knows me understands that Grand Lake, Colorado holds a special place in my heart.  So when Sarah called me to discuss designing  wedding flowers for her August wedding at the Western Riveria in Grand Lake, I absolutely jumped at the opportunity.  For Sarah and Matt, we combined late summer soft and fluffy feeling flowers (dahlias, roses, lisianthus and sweet peas) in shades of ivory/cream, pale orange and lavender.  The end result was a traditional garden feeling wedding in a modern (but soft) color combination – one that I am absolutely in love with.

A huge thank you to Sarah and Matt, Rachel Terry of Stellar Photography and the entire crew at the Western Riveria.  We were honored to be a part of this wedding and we cant wait to see you all again. 

Stay tuned in the next few weeks for another wedding (Tina and Zac) with Stellar Photography and the Western Riv as well as a fly fishing wedding photoshoot with Stellar Photography and Vagabond Ranch.

Kara Delay, Grand Lake Colorado Wedding Florist

Pick Me! Floral and Event Design

We adored creating this Colorado Garden Wedding for Laura and Fred on a perfect July day at the Wildhorse Inn in Tabernash, Colorado.  Pink garden roses, lisianthus, hydrangeas and veronica were accented with deep pink amaranthus for a perfect combination.  Instead of traditional archway, we hung a 6′ wide grapevine wreath wired with flowers and we draped the sides of the support poles with curtains (LOVE this!).  Vintage ski sign reproductions served as table names as we mixed and matched mason jars and cans filled with flowers.  Hay bales accented the sides of the tent (AND were rather handy for extra seating)

Paige Elizabeth (photographer extra-ordinaire!) captured the day with absolute perfection.  Click here to link over to her blog to see the rest of this story . . .

Kara Delay, Pick Me Floral and Events

Wildhorse Inn Wedding Florist