Adele and Chris's Lambertville, NJ Wedding

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It's always fun to share real weddings with our blog readers and this one is especially rewarding being we will be doing her sister Sarah's wedding next.
Working on Adele and Chris's wedding flowers last year was both fun and exciting. We especially loved Adele's wedding bouquet of mini callas, protea, mokara and cymbidium orchids, berzillia berries, orange roses and fiddle ferns. Don't you just love the texture?
 Adele and her sister Sarah have a bit of fun. Sarah's wedding is up next and very different than her sisters. But in this photo, the day belonged to Adele.
 Adele and Chris seemed amazed by those cute fiddleheads in her bouquet. We're thinking the bouquet would not have been the same without them.
 How sweet to have a carriage ride and to take pictures with this beautiful horse right in the heart of Lambertville, NJ.
 Lambertville was the perfect back drop. The brown and orange color theme really popped against the fresh green fields.
 After seeing these photos by photographer Brandon D. Rodkewitz, I'm thinking that every wedding party should find an abandoned railroad track to take their photos on!
The boys looks relaxed and handsome and we really loved their mini calla lily boutonnieres. Just the perfect touch on their elegant tuxes.
Location: 77 Bridge St, Lambertville, NJ 08530, USA

Comments

bryllupsfotograf said…
Amazing colors in the flowers! Love the strong orange/red
February 4, 2012 at 5:11 PM
Georgianne and Kevin Vinicombe said…
Thanks, it's always fun to see the professional photos to see how it all comes together.
April 12, 2012 at 2:02 PM
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