California Nature Inspires Three Wedding Bouquets and Stationery Suites

Mountain Highs

Romance at the summit of a California mountain is captured in misty lavender, soft pink and periwinkle hues. Vintage-inspired invitations and paper products by QueenBee Design Studio showcase a script font that conjures an image of writing by a woodland fire. Bountiful pastel floral arrangements by Kate Flowers LA appear plucked from a hillside meadow. Elements of the invitation evoke a storybook charm, complemented by the nuanced gold details of the suite. Our bouquet and boutonniere are composed of gentle-hued wildflowers to accentuate the suite’s femininity. Ring: Radiant-cut 2.01-carat diamond “Sara” ring with a melee of diamonds, in white gold, from Rahaminov Diamonds. 

This invitation drew inspiration from the concept of a NOSTALGIC old-world romance, aiming to transport guests to an era when LOVE LETTERS were the heartfelt expressions of couples’ emotions. Through INTRICATE features like hand-painted edges and delicately torn edges, this suite captures the harmonious blend of REFINEMENT and liberation.
–Michaelene Sandberg, QueenBee Design Studio

Ocean Tides

Shoreline fetes are a California hallmark. Ornate, shell designs paired with an exuberant palette by The Bridal Press revitalize this classic beachy invitation. In joyous tones of peach, lemon and sky blue, the floral creations by Flawless Flowers by Falynn infuse a playfulness that mirrors the laid-back love that epitomizes life along the Pacific. Refined diamond wedding bands flank our bicolor boutonniere, which stars Craspedia and thistle. The textures of the tiered bouquet radiate the wild quality of the sea. Suite details reflect inspiration taken from the coastline, from Mendocino to Coronado. Top ring: Oval diamond in buttercup setting in yellow gold. Bottom ring: Pear-shaped diamonds in buttercup setting on an east-west yellow gold band. Both by Rahaminov Diamonds. 

I incorporated soft blue delphiniums for a WATER element, toffee rose for a sand feel, and yellow to represent the California SUN, because it’s golden here in California. I wanted the bouquet to feel ORGANIC, like foliage you naturally gathered from our resources.
–Falynn Love Thompson, Flawless Flowers by Falynn