Sari and Salo

Sari and Salo celebrated their grand wedding at the Biltmore Hotel

(http://www.biltmorehotel.com/) that was coordinated by Stephanie Esquenazi from D'event.

Sari wore a beautiful gown that fit her petite frame. So naturally we created a bouquet that

would match her and her bridal gown. This bouquet was a tight hand tied bouquet of white roses, white dendrobium orchids, white mini calla lilies, white mini hydrangeas, and white stock.

For the chupah, Petal Productions create a tall and round dome shaped chupah, with a extremely thick halo of white flowers. We dramatically swagged the fabric, and tied it back with matching large floral nosegays on to the chupah legs. Amber up lights illuminate the chupah in a warm and theatrical glow. Down the aisle, we placed arches and our white boxes spilling with matching flowers and

candles. We decorated the back wall by cascading white organza intricately and creatively, and this wall opened and closed as Sari, Salo and their bridal party began to walk down the aisle.

The country club ballroom where the reception dinner was held was dramatic as well. Inspired by several photos and books, Sari choose to dress the tables in a soft sage satin underlay and as the overlay she choose the Battenburg lace pattern. We then alternated the tables between a low glass dish spilling with matching white flowers, our classic crystal candelabras with a large ball of white flowers and our 6' tall candelabras COMPLETELY covered in white flowers with (battery operated) taper candles. We further extended the room by placing a tent in the country club terrace and placing the majority of the lower table

arrangements in the tent area. We also placed several pieces of lounge furniture in the designated "smoking area". Petal Productions swagged the top of the tent with white organza and hung a dazzling chandelier. Intelligent lighting and great music kept the party of over 500 guests on their feet and celebrated Sari and Salo's wedding night to the wee hours of the morning.

Thank you to Carlos Chattah for the beautiful pictures (http://www.photosbycarlos.com/)