This mini fall wedding at a state park beach was filled with bright yellow florals, textured elements, and boho vibes by Romee Willow Florals.
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Fab Flora began as just a hopeful dream while I was working at a retail flower shop but itching to get out on my own. And now, I have finally moved into my OWN beautiful storefront space with its pretty chandeliers, central air conditioning, a cooler, and lots of space to design (and make a mess) with flowers. Both I and Fab Flora really grew up! I’m so attached to this baby of a business that it often feels like an extension of myself. With my new-found maturity both in the wedding biz and in life as a momma, I felt like it was time for that growth to reflect in my business name and brand. Romee Willow Florals encompasses what this ‘little’ business of mine has become. I’m beyond excited to be launching Romee Willow Florals. Thank you to everyone who has been on this journey with me.
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These colors scream fall but would you believe that this wedding is actually from spring? Notice the lovely seasonal blossoms including lilac, sweet pea, peony, hydrangea and bridal spirea. We say don’t be afraid to be bold with your color palette! When you think outside the box, you're able to pick colors that fit your style, not necessarily the season or someone else’s Pinterest board.
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The eclectic, romantic & industrial style of Salvage One set the tone for the floral design inspiration at Lauren & Brian’s winter wedding. Playing off the colors of the stained glass windows, we designed Lauren’s bouquet in a dark purple & dusty mauve color palette with pops of warm pinks and coral. We included seasonal elements of roses, ranunculus, anemone, stock, spray roses, astrantia and statice.
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A classic navy color palette paired with the couple’s classy style made for cool, breezy vibes at this late summer wedding that had one of most ‘ooh & ahh’ inducing white protea flowers in the bride’s bouquet.
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When a couple wants bright colors, tons of texture and whimsical details, we don’t hold back. The bride carried a loose, natural shape bouquet for her fall wedding with pink o’hara & juliet garden roses, dark pink & coral dahlias, purple aster, orange zinnias & ranunculus, and stunning deep purple anemones accented with white calcinea, ferns & eucalyptus.
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Early fall weddings have become part of the prime wedding season in Chicago and we can see why! So many fun textures and endless color palettes to play with. This urban wedding was just peachy with its touch of boho and simple elegance.
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Intimate gatherings certainly doesn’t mean small style! This spring wedding’s soft colors & textures created a sweet, romantic atmosphere at The Herbarium. We like playing off the design of a venue so we chose a metal arch for Emily and Anthony’s ceremony backdrop. It’s industrial vibe paired with organic garlands and lush floral growing up the side, felt like the perfect match for the rustic loft space.
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Alexis and Nick’s wedding decor vision was to mix bright colors and design inspired by the tropics - with of course, a funky edge. Not your typical spring flower choices and color palette, this design wowed us!!
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We brought Amelia and Shane’s love of nature into Chicago for their Greenhouse Loft wedding. This boho chic summer wedding was filled with colorful pink and red blooms. We designed the flowers with a relaxed and organic style to complement the couple’s personalities
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On a sunny April day, Erika and Doug celebrated their marriage at Greenhouse Loft. We really let the spring blooms shine. The bouquets were lush with soft florals, natural texture, and minimal greenery to complement the bride’s lace gown and bridesmaids’ mauve dresses.
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The bright white, urban space at Room 1520 gave us a blank canvas to create a romantic, chic garden for Liz and Aaron’s summer wedding.
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A canopy of greenery and long trailing garlands set the stage for Natalie and Zach’s November wedding at The Herbarium. Honoring their Jewish background, the ceremony featured a Chuppah which represents ‘the Jewish home’ created with four poles and cloth covering overhead.
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Jewish and Hindu traditions combined in beautiful fashion at Greenhouse Loft for Rachel and Nithin’s late summer wedding. We adored the whimsical shape of Rachel’s bouquet which featured seasonal elements of dahlias, garden roses, ranunculus, scabiosa and jasmine vine.
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We love designing hanging floral installations that create a real WOW factor! Suspended above Ewa and Doug’s sweetheart table, we created a spring flower arrangement overflowing with bay leaf, lemon leaf, and spiral eucalyptus with pops of peonies, roses, and delphinium.
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Anthony & Ryan’s winter wedding was rustic, cozy, and romantic. We focused on using lots of different winter greenery to bring texture and warmth to their wedding at City View Loft. They each wore boutonnieres of a petite cluster of blue thistle, white spray roses and winter greens wrapped in twine.
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Krista and Philip’s wedding at 19 East was on a perfect September day. Their floral and decor included lots of fun elements and a hint to the upcoming fall. Krista carried an oversized bouquet of floral and greenery arranged in a natural shape with plenty of texture including dahlias, garden roses, ranunculus, celosia, burgundy foliage and eucalyptus.
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You can’t get more quintessential Chicago than by using the skyline as your ceremony backdrop. Jessie and Mingyi’s daytime ceremony and intimate reception was filled with a simplistic natural beauty that we absolutely adored.
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Infusing a couple’s culture into their day allows us to have a lot of fun with their wedding flowers. Charlotte and Abhit’s wedding at the Chicago Cultural Center was colorful, natural and certainly made a statement.
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