Ethereal, Artistic Florals for Park Ridge Country Club Wedding

We love it when clients come to us with an artistic vision for their florals - setting them apart from the “typical” wedding flower aesthetic. This couple wanted their flowers to be dreamy and artistic for their country club wedding - and we think we delivered!

Caroline and Joe got married at Park Ridge Country Club on the last day of summer. We created their organic, ethereal wedding florals and focused on flower colors like burnt orange, dusty blush, dark mauve, plum, ivory, peach, and dark green. We also incorporated some hanging details of greenery as well as candlelight in their reception area for some more romance! Keep reading this blog post to learn more, and to see the gorg photos taken by Emily Williams Photography.

For Caroline’s bridal bouquet, we made it loose and naturally shaped, with some trailing raw silk ribbon. Some flowers used were apricot lisianthus, burnt orange as well as burgundy dahlias, cafe latte roses, dark purple ranunculus, chocolate queen annes lace, among others. We created a little pop of floral for Joe too! He wore a burnt orange ranunculus with a touch of greenery. It looked awesome against his navy tux.

Ethereal, artistic wedding flowers provided by Chicago florist, Romee Willow Florals.

The bride and groom said their “I Do’s” at St. Paul of the Cross Church. We dressed up their ceremony aisle/church pews in clusters of florals and greenery - including dahlias, roses, and camelia.

How cute are these pics with the newlyweds and their pooch?! More wedding photos with dogs please! In terms of weather, they couldn’t have chosen a better day to get married.

We are obsessed with this eclectic bridesmaids look! These gals wore a variety of floor-length dresses in different shades of green. We made their bouquets similarly to Caroline’s, just more petite. Clearly there’s nothing but love between these girls! Love to see it.

We gave the gift table a little pizzazz by adding some greenery.

For their chic mirrored seating chart, we dressed it up with a floral hedge in more ethereal blooms. We also scattered some gold and glass lanterns with pillar candles around the cocktail hour area.

In the reception area, we dressed up the head table and guest tables in tall pillar candles, votives, low floral centerpieces, and greenery. We also repurposed some of the bridesmaid bouquets to decorate the bar area. To complete the ethereal look, we decorated the chandeliers in greenery.