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There are plenty of different elements that I work on through the wedding design process. One of my favorite elements has got to be the design of the bride and groom’s chairs. It is always a challenge to come up with something unique yet memorable. Since the bride and groom are so special, these floral chair designs are captured in so many different ways throughout the night, so I put quite a bit of thought into them. Here are two that are my favorite designs for their sheer beauty and romantic simplicity.
For this blush wedding, we made these garden chair backs. They look so easy to make but are actually quite labor intensive, so they aren’t your DIY type of projects. These beautiful chair back designs are best created for Chiavari chairs because you can “wire” or “tie” them to the bamboo frame.
For this plum wedding, we trimmed and wired long stems of Magenta Phalenopsis orchids into a curvy line instead of a linear line. Andrew Weeks, the photographer, asked the bride to sit for a very intimate portrait. I love this image from the wedding and think the bride looked like a fashion model. What do you think?
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I love that you pay attention to those details. I always love looking at the bride and groom chair when they are done special. And I agree that the last picture belongs in a fashion magazine.
Beautiful. Do you have any suggestions for decorating bride and groom chairs if they have chair covers?
Before you mentioned it, I thought she IS a fashion model. Amazing flowers, amazing shot.
oh! love the hanging orchids. great idea.
Chair flowers are an often overlooked but special detail! Beautiful!
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Nancy @ Nancy Liu Chin Designs, San Francisco
Vendor: Florist
Website: Nancy Liu Chin Designs
About Me: A San Francisco native, Nancy graduated from the University of California - Berkeley's Haas Business School where she studied finance and marketing. Beyond running her floral studio, Nancy is a huge fan of Top Chef, loves to travel to exotic locations, is an avid reader of contemporary fiction and considers herself on Team Edward (Twilight fan!), entertains friends in her loft style home in San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood, and can be found at SF Giant's home games. Nancy and her husband, Kevin are a dynamic pair and can be frequently seen walking their white Bichon Frisee, Chin Chin around the city and lounging at cafes sipping Italian sodas.
I love it. the photo definitely looks straight out of a fashion magazine.