These invitations were made for an all womans event called "lumiere"
Each beautifully printed invitation was tucked inside it's own little cover and placed inside the cute black boxes with a specially made orchid sushi flower with diamonte pins. Then the boxes were secured with matching belly bands and pink satin ribbons. So Pretty! My cousin Tayla the very talented designer, was in charge of the invites and I the flowers, it was a huge job to have 150 made up and delivered over 2 days.
Very tiresome but rewarding!
Brents Aunty supplied him and Georgina with these beautiful blush phalaenopsis orchids from her nursery. She truly does the nicest orchids I've ever seen and so many different and unusual varieties, I will be using her for all my future weddings! 
Kirstie wanted a bright but feminine, wild look for her bridal flowers. Her bouquets were not too structured and perfect, with ivy trails wrapped around and looped through. Her bouquet had a few ivy trails at the front to differ slightly from the bridesmaids. I think the pretty mauve Phalaenopsis orchids really made this design!
Sharon and Ken got married at Mantels in Mt.Eden. They decorated the gorgeous venue with plenty of white and lime flowers. The bouquets turned out beautifully with the stunning green hydrangea and I'm sure the flowergirls were cute as little buttons with their mini-rose fairy wands!
These invitations were made for an all womans event called "lumiere"
These soft and pretty flowers were done for a vintage 
