If we could gather all of DC’s incredible florists into a room and start a slow clap, we would. Instead we’re going to applaud them with this look at just a few of the insanely amazing floral arrangements and installations they’ve created for Washington couples.
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1. This monochromatic floral wall.
Though Danai and Barak had originally cut this stunning wall of flowers (which served as the background for their vows during the ceremony and the band during the reception) out of their budget, the bride’s mother, with the help of Amaryllis Inc., surprised them with it at the last minute.
2. This asymmetrical arch.
Big, beautiful dahlias really steal the show in this wedding arch by Holly Heider Chapple Flowers at Lally and Kyle’s vineyard wedding.
3. This cherry-blossom chuppah.
What’s more DC than using cherry blossoms in your wedding? We love all the ways Sweet Root Village incorporated them into this modern celebration at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
4. This picture-perfect floral-covered frame.
The wedding arbor by Amaryllis Inc. at this Inn at Perry Cabin wedding was made for amazing post-ceremony photos for the bride and groom and guests alike.
5. This flower-topped mandap.
We love the addition of bountiful white blooms to Sabrina and Leonid’s mandap by DaVinci Florist.
6. This glam chuppah.
Jodi Moraru of Evoke outdid herself with this gorgeous chuppah, covered in white blooms and greenery that’s oh-so elegant.
7. This inventive tent topper.
These long-stemmed beauties were transformed into a floral chandelier by Ridgewells Catering, Syzygy Events International, and Philippa Tarrant Floral Design.
8. This faux tree.
Made of orchids and willow branches, two of these faux trees by Amaryllis Inc. decorated the reception at Megan and Misha’s wedding.
9. This mantle decor.
So many textures and stunning shades of pink filled this reception arrangement by Holly Heider Chapple Flowers at Lee and Jon’s Meridian House wedding.
10. This suspended chuppah.
Not only is this hanging ring by Amaryllis Inc. a feat of floral prowess–it’s also showcases serious engineering skills.
11. This waterfall bouquet.
The orchids tumbling down this bouquet by Edge Floral Event Designers made for a softer, more romantic feel at Katie and Julia’s glam celebration.
12. These rose-and-orchid filled centerpieces.
All-white arrangements make for chic, glamorous table decor, especially when they look like these centerpieces by Amaryllis Inc. at this Mellon wedding.
13. This rustic wedding arch.
Covered in vine-like greens, this arbor by Southern Blooms was the perfect addition to this vineyard wedding at Pippin Hill.
14. This creative floral backdrop.
A modern and funky take on the floral wall, this one featured individual blossoms affixed to a white backdrop by B Floral Event Design.
15. This greenery-filled chandelier.
At Jordan and Fola’s modern rooftop wedding, Amaryllis Inc. turned greenery into a chandelier.
16. These jungle-like arrangements.
Amaryllis Inc. created this canopy for Lisa and Nick’s modern wedding at Long View Gallery.
17. This sweetheart table garland.
The whole set up is gorgeous, but we love how it’s accented with a lush garland by BCG Events.
Caroline Cunningham joined Washingtonian in 2014 after moving to the DC area from Cincinnati, where she interned and freelanced for Cincinnati Magazine and worked in content marketing. She currently resides in College Park.
