A date to remember 2.22.22

These sweethearts have been together for 6 years and dreamed of a fall wedding to celebrate their love. Instead of waiting all year to make it official, they moved up their date to February 2022 and planned an intimate wedding with their family in Buffalo, WY. It dawned COLD (as in -20* cold) and they made the best of it with gorgeous pictures inside at their reception venue captured by Wyoming wedding photographer Cassie Madden Photography.

Hannah described her dream day as comfortable, romantic, and warm with colors in Eucalyptus Green, Rose Gold, and Burgundy.

When we talked about colors, I was hesitant to guarantee her dream palette of burgundy and green the week after Valentine’s Day. Sourcing flowers after any major flower-centric holiday is always difficult. Ultimately, I want a happy client with expectations that match what I can deliver

and we discussed a few different color palettes for their day. Thankfully, Hannah trusted me to pick the best options available on the day her flowers shipped and my supplier was able to help me pick the perfect stems to make her dreams come true. We used Hearts roses and Empress protea as the focal point of the design filled out with several types of eucalyptus, mini carnations, and ranunculus.

Winter wedding groom wearing a pale grey suit with a sage green tie and a burgundy boutonniere with eucalyptus

Hannah’s Maid-of-honor wore a long, velvet dress in Eucalyptus from Baltic Born. It was absolutely perfect for the chilly winter wedding in Wyoming.

Bridesmaid dress from Baltic Born in velvet eucalyptus with bouquets in burgundy and pink for a february wedding in wyoming with florist Whirly Girl Flowers
A wyoming winter wedding with bridesmaid dresses in Eucalyptus
Small bridal party with Eucalyptus dress and grey jackets with jeans
A bridal bouquet in burgundy with roses, protea, eucalyptus

Congratulations!

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