Meet Sarah + Daniel– a sweet couple that wed this past fall. They are gorgeous and in love Decor wise, I particularly adore the archway we emphasized with greenery and roses . 

Sarah’s bouquet was to die for, with dahlia, roses, succulents and eucalyptus accents

The centerpieces were sweet vignettes of florals on books and with collectables from Sarah’s family, accented with arrows. 

Sarah and her gals– all with bouquets in softest blushes with accents of yellow

The bride

The bouquets featured detailing of lace over the teal ribbon wrap the Sweet buttonholes with billy balls and seeded eucalyptus

We love Sarah (she did our first website and branding, and is crazy talented and we just can’t say enough awesome things about her) so it was a true honor getting to work with her for her wedding to her sweet husband. Thanks for letting us share your beautiful day, Sarah and Daniel! Congratulations

Photography: Nathan Westerfield  and his blog post on the wedding with more sweet details

Venue: Cragfont Historic Mansion

Catering: Chef’s Market

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This is our sweet announcement, with photography by my dear husband and tiny cakes by the sweet Courtney of Pizzazzerie. We are so excited to share the news, and now that I am halfway done baking this sweet bebe “cake” we wanted to announce to the world!

I promise, promise, promise to post more weddings and pretty things very soon– things have just been super busy around here gearing up for our season (which starts next weekend yay!). I am excited to share both pretty weddings AND if you’ll tolerate it, some pretty baby things, too. Preparing for a baby is a lot like planning a wedding– so much fun, so much work, and so many cute and sweet details– you know I’m loving it.

For now, thanks for sharing in our celebration in this happy season of our lives. We can’t wait to welcome this little person into the world!

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All beautiful photos by Justin Wright Photography

The bridal bouquet was comprised of an edging of lacey dusty miller, peonies, ranunculus, and lisianthus, and the bridesmaid carried a sweet bouquet of palest blush peonies. Both ladies wore gowns from The Bride Room

Michele from Visual Elements did an amazing job draping the front entrance and the ceremony with dramatic flair; gold chiavaris from Classic Party Rentals were dressed with navy sashes; the altar was embellished with an array of tulips and gold tipped leaves

The interior of the dining hall is classic and very romantic. We set a long table using the tables from Scarritt, dressed in a cameo satin linen from Classic, lace runners from Southern Events, and embellished the tabletops with blue satin napkins from Classic, gold starburst chargers from Classic, and gold plated flatware. Each placesetting was marked with a snowflake and menu card from Buchanan Ink, and calligraphy from Elizabeth of Hardink Calligraphy

We decopaged glass vases with vintage lace for pretty candleholders, wrapped gold ribbon around cylinder vases and added lace and ribbon, and filled with romantic hydrangea, peonies, and roses. Table Numbers by Buchanan Ink

Nashville Audio Visual provided the uplights; cute settees with pillows from Visual Elements.

Invitation by Buchanan, Calligraphy by Hardink, and cake by Royal Icing 

What a wonderful collaboration of Studio Wed

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Our 2013 Menu is below, and we are offering a 10% discount for orders pre-booked before Feb 11. We will be offering deliveries in the downtown area and surrounding, and will be open extra hours to accommodate the week of love!

To see our offerings plus live images of our creations, visit our facebook page:
(new things being added daily!)  To see our Photos, Check out this Album

You can email us your orders at hello@brocadenashville.com, you can call them in to 615-748-1241, or you can come see us at #28 Arcade– or you can order online 

The Menu: Click to enlarge, or send us an email and we will mail you one!

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The entire soiree was planned beautifully by Mary Alice of A Delightful Day, photography by McCoy Made, and videography by Focal Point

The bride carried an epic red rose cascade bouquet that we created by hand– it was a real work of art! Her girls carried white rose nosegays.

The groom’s buttonhole featured red mokara and arachnis orchids with some brunia and a wire swirl detail. Love the bride’s attire!

Sarah Beth and her girls outside the chapel

This photo really shows off that Cascade!

The groomsmen’s buttonholes: white dendrobium, brunia, and a wire swirl

Down the aisle we had little nosegays of white babies breath, and on the narrow doors of the chapel we created these floral monogram “H”s’ for the couple’s new last name– and added black wire swirls for drama.

The bride escorted down the aisle

Married! In this photo you can see the red-rose enhanced candelabra

The reception featured three centerpieces: a white rose compote in a silver vessel, a red rose and ranunculus bouquet in a footed crystal vase, and tall centerpieces with babies’ breath puffballs.

Dulce desserts created a beautiful cake, which was surrounded by bridesmaids bouquets and petals.

The couple closed out the evening with a fun New Year’s Eve Party– complete with glittery vases with glitter dusted babies’ breath and silver wispy ting ting. We couldn’t be happier for this great couple!

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The bride’s bouquet was composed of hydrangea, roses and spray roses, and gorgeous phalaneopsis roses, with a full wrap accented with the bride’s rosary

The lovely Jennifer!

The bridesmaids bouquets incorporated dendrobium orchid blossoms

Front Door Monograms in “D’s” for the Cathedral

Yay! They are married!

The cake was a focal point– suspended and hung at the entrance of the ballroom, and we hung orchids and crystals for drama from the base

The centerpieces were a mix of high and low pieces with hydrangea, roses, and orchids– with dangling crystals

Each centerpiece had hand-strung dendrobium blossoms down the sides of the vase. Amazing!

Lots and lots of candles set an ambiance that was nothing short of mega-romantic 

Congratulations to this happy couple, they danced the night away and had an amazing time!

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So, go on– get inspired for the holidays! We won’t stop you

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Casey with her sweet flower girls: Casey’s bouquet was a hand wired confection of delphinium, lavender, dusty miller, and gladiolus blossoms.

The groom’s buttonhole was of waxflower and delphinum

The sweet ringbearers and flower girl: the flower girl wore a lovely halo, the boys in mini-bouts

The couple wed at the Rotunda of the Country Music Hall of Fame– isn’t Casey’s dress and veil incredible? We decorated two candelabra in shades of blue and purple with green accents.

We designed the classic and elegant wedding program.

Love this shot of the bridal party— the girl’s gowns were divine!

For centerpieces: we had some trees constructed of Manzanita, with blue hydrangea, roses, delphium, waxflower, and orchids with beautiful and full white peonies.

Other pieces used silver-wrapped vases filled with a lush and romantic arrangements in blues and purples– surrounded by small vessels of flowers.

Each table had a table number of a record– the bride and groom are into classic rock and roll (and the groom has a talent as an Elvis impersonator– how cool!)

We designed these menus to coordinate with the tabletop decor.

The head table — a king’s table with varying heights of candles and florals

We embellished the fountain wall with different heights of blue and purple tinted water vessels with floating candles and flowers pressed into the moss.

The cake was divine— with accents of the bride and bridesmaid’s bouquets– and blue and silvered candleholders

Low boxes made up some of the centerpieces, with blue hydrangea, iris, waxflower, dusty miller, delphinium, orchids and roses.

The couple posing with Elvis– we had such a lovely time working with this pair on their oh-so special day, and know they have a lifetime of limitless happiness ahead of them!

For more details about their day, visit Mary Alice’s post from A Delightful Day

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Blair and David wanted to embrace fun colors and a carnivalesque theme with a vintage twist. Pinks, yellows, peaches and aqua were combined with cute touches– like darling pinwheels, vintage mason jars, and mustaches!

Each bouquet the ladies carried were unique and different:

And the bride’s bouquet had a softer color story to tell:

The guys had fun buttonholes of astilbe, craspedia, and pinwheels:

The centerpieces were full of fun color and texture: astilbe, roses, chamomile, dusty miller and dahlia were focal points:

Each table had a mustache’d table number, one of the mason jars that Blair collected, and many had cute pinwheels!

I just adore that sweetheart table AND this super sweet couple.  I know they have such happiness in store for them, and we were so glad to share in their bright + happy celebration!

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