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Recent work, wedding by wedding

Five recent weddings across Oʻahu, each shown whole: ceremony pieces, bouquets, lei, and tables. Every arrangement was designed and made for that day.

Featured wedding

In greens and whites

Arch and aisle florals, bouquets, centerpieces, and lei for a tented lawn reception at Paliku Gardens, Kualoa Ranch, in June. White orchid and anthurium against every shade of green.

Photographed by Michaela Beach Photography

A wicker sweetheart bench framed on both sides by large arrangements of monstera, palm, and white anthurium.
Sweetheart table florals
A ground arrangement of ferns, ti leaf, and white anthurium lining a grass aisle.
Stage arrangements
A bride in a long veil holding a bouquet of white anthurium, orchid, and palm against a wall of ferns.
Bridal bouquet
A centerpiece of pink anthurium, palm, and white orchid beside green goblets on a white table.
Centerpieces
Four bridesmaids in sage dresses holding bouquets of white orchid and greenery under palms.
Party bouquets
A groom in a black three-piece suit and a maile lei, with a boutonniere of white calla and pink protea.
Maile lei & Boutonniere

Featured wedding

In every shade of pink

A full wedding party in pink: bouquets, lei poʻo, a circle arch, and centerpieces in ginger, heliconia, and plumeria.

Photographed by Garrett Bonner

Bouquets of orange heliconia, white anthurium, and plumeria carried by a bride and her bridesmaids in coral and pink.
The wedding party
A gold circle arch between two palms in the wind, dressed with red anthurium and monstera above a ground arrangement.
The circle arch
A centerpiece of heliconia, orchid, and pineapple ginger in a ti-leaf-wrapped vase on a set table.
Centerpieces
A bridal bouquet of white anthurium, orange heliconia, and plumeria, gathered with palm and fern.
Bridal bouquet
A wide arrangement of ginger, anthurium, bird of paradise, and white orchid in full color.
Arrangements in full
A maile lei over a tan suit, the leaves braided into a double strand.
Ti leaf maile lei

Featured wedding

In golden hour light

A beach ceremony at the end of a January day, at Ke Iki Beach Bungalows on the North Shore: aisle arrangements in woven baskets, a bouquet in magenta and flame, and lei for the families.

Woven baskets of red ginger, protea, and greenery marking a sandy aisle at golden hour.
The stage
A couple at sunset on the sand, he in maile and she in a white orchid lei, holding a bouquet of purple orchid and roses.
Bridal bouquet
Bird of paradise, pincushion protea, and magenta rose in close detail.
Bird of paradise and protea
A tropical arrangement of protea, rose, and palm on a pedestal beside a reception table.
sweetheart table arrangements
A bouquet of magenta and orange tropicals resting against the long train of a wedding dress.
golden hour
A maile lei laid over a sage green lapel, beside a white pocket square.
groom maile lei

Featured wedding

In white and sky blue

Arch florals, a cascading bouquet of white orchid, boutonnieres, and party flowers. The wedding party wore pale blue against all that white and green.

A bride kneeling on the sand with two flower girls, holding a cascading bouquet of white orchid and rose.
Bridal bouquet and flower girl posies
A couple under a wooden arch dressed at two corners with white orchid, anthurium, monstera, and pink roses.
Ceremony arch
A couple standing on a rock above a stream, the bride holding a cascading bouquet of white orchid and greenery.
Cascading bouquet
A white phalaenopsis orchid boutonniere with ti leaf on a tan linen lapel.
Orchid boutonniere
A wedding party in pale blue and white holding bouquets of white rose, anthurium, and monstera leaf.
Party bouquets and boutonnieres
Arch florals of white anthurium, white and pink roses, orchid, and monstera.
Arch details

Featured wedding

In every shade of orange

A lei poʻo, a beach bouquet, and ceremony arch florals for a February wedding, with a cake finished in orchid. Birds of paradise, heliconia, and anthurium throughout.

A bride in profile beside a stream, in a lei poʻo, holding a bouquet of bird of paradise, purple orchid, and yellow oncidium.
Heliconia and bird of paradise
A woman in profile wearing a flower crown of orange anthurium, orange pincushion protea, magenta bougainvillea, and purple orchid.
Lei poʻo
A bride in a flower crown on a beach, holding a bouquet of orange bird of paradise, purple orchid, and yellow oncidium.
Bridal bouquet
A bamboo ceremony arch between two palm trees, dressed with heliconia, bird of paradise, and pincushion protea, with orchid petals scattered on the grass below.
Ceremony arch
A close arrangement of red heliconia, orange bird of paradise, yellow oncidium orchid, and white ginger against dark greenery.
details
A tiered white cake finished with magenta orchid, beside a table arrangement of pincushion protea, bird of paradise, and oncidium.
cake & florals

Lei and lei poʻo

Made to order, by hand

Fresh lei for weddings, graduations, and arrivals. Bridal lei poʻo made to order, hands-on workshops where you make your own, and lei parties.

Ground arrangements of white anthurium and monstera along a ceremony lawn, with the ocean beyond.
Stage installations
A welcome sign dressed with white anthurium, cream roses, and monstera, set on the grass.
Welcome flower boxPhoto: Michaela Beach Photography
A maile lei over a tan suit, the leaves braided into a double strand.
Maile-style leiPhoto: Garrett Bonner
A woman in profile wearing a flower crown of orange anthurium, orange pincushion protea, magenta bougainvillea, and purple orchid.
Lei poʻo
A double pikake lei strung in close cream buds, resting against a white gown.
Lei for the dayPhoto: Michaela Beach Photography

The lei poʻo workshop is hands-on: you bring the occasion, I bring the flowers, and you leave wearing what you made. Workshops and parties are booked through the inquiry form.

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