Wedding floristry in Blush in the greater Munich area

10 Dec Wedding floristry in blush

“Attached is the link to the pictures from our wedding, where you made us so happy with the beautiful flowers.” With these words, the bride and groom sent us access to their magical photos from the wedding at the Hofgut Maisenburg in the Swabian Alb. We are proud to present a selection of them, especially pictures of the wedding decorations, in this blog post. The wedding floristry should look “as if picked by hand” in white with a delicate blush pink. The Munich wedding decorator used roses, hydrangeas, orchids and dahlias to create the bridal bouquet, the groom’s boutonniere as well as the table and room decorations and also the arrangements for the outdoor church. The wedding floristry in white/blush stood out elegantly from the rustic “Big Stable” of the Hofgut Maisenburg. The floral arrangements with their huge blossoms decorated the entire room with ease. The elegance of the chandeliers was continued by round tables, the white chair covers and, above all, the opulent floral arrangements. This created a romantic room ambience that not only made the bride and groom rave about it.

On trend: wedding floristry in blush

Blush is the umbrella term for powdery, soft colors. The blush color palette ranges from white to ivory, earthy beige, nude, light apricot to soft old pink as well as slightly gray tones. With delicate nuances, wonderfully light and elegant arrangements are created. The wedding floristry in blush looks elegant, modern and very romantic. Blush tones harmonize well with rose gold, gold and copper. Strong colors are definitely used for color highlights. For autumnal wedding flowers, burgundy red sets a beautiful accent with blush. Strong yellow is suitable for blush summer wedding florals. For the blush wedding floristry at the Hofgut Maisenburg, Christoph Anzer combined powdery, soft pink tones with white as well as with cut glass and gold-colored decorative elements.

Blush wedding table centerpieces

Round tables offer plenty of space for wedding floral arrangements. So that the flower arrangements do not disturb the conversation, Christoph Anzer used high, delicate metal stands in the color gold. These were placed in the middle and provided an outstanding stage for the table arrangements made of large flowers in blush/white. The flower arrangements floated above the heads and stood out perfectly in all their splendor and lightness. The harmonious table decoration in blush/white was completed with cut glasses in different shapes, some of which served as candlesticks, and loose flowers.

Bridal bouquet in blush/white

A look at the bridal bouquet shows that the entire wedding floral design was consistently blush/white. At first glance, Kristina’s bridal bouquet looks as if the flowers had been freshly picked and arranged. It was exactly this lightness that the bride wanted for her bouquet, which emphasized the romance and elegance of the strapless wedding dress. The outfit of the bride and groom can be described as graceful, elegant and yet casual. Here too, the finesse was in the details. With delicate pearl and gold jewelry, the bride continued the blush-white game to perfection. The groom Andreas was dressed casually and elegantly in natural white.

Rustic space and blush wedding decoration complement each other perfectly

A rustic wooden floor, an open fireplace with deer antlers, wooden doors and the open wooden roof structure characterize the ambience of the large stable in the Hofgut Maisenburg. This rustic event location offers plenty of scope to create an individual room ambience with the wedding decoration. With the blush wedding floristry, romantic elegance moved into the room. As dusk fell, the chandeliers along with fairy lights added another playful accent. Contact us to discuss your decoration needs for your dream wedding.