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Dear Nancy,

Thanks again for your posts. Recently you posted that your all-time favorite wedding was that colorful red and turquoise wedding. It was lovely and inspiring - wish I could change my colors. Do you have a particular design that you are especially proud of? Or a favorite bridal bouquet? Thanks and keep up the posts.

-Doctor in Love

Dear DIL,

Thanks for the great question. I have a lot of designs that I’m especially proud of. Every week it seems like I fall in love with a new bouquet.

Here’s a snippet of my “Hall of Fame” bouquets. Each is special because of different reasons. Many of them are due to the women who carried them. It still makes me tear up when I think about all the brides I’ve handed a bouquet to.

Just this weekend, four brides carried one of our signature bouquets down the aisle. Every single time, I’m reminded of why I do what I do -there’s nothing as special as giving a bride her bouquet and seeing her eyes mist! Truly - nothing compares!

Which one is your favorite?

Favorite blush and pink bouquets:

All images courtesy of Nancy Liu Chin Designs except bottom left, photography by Kevin Chin. Top right -Christine’s all pink bouquet is one of the most requested. Bottom right -Anne Millett of Mira Aster’s bouquet included blackberry brambles and garden roses. What a combination!

White bouquets in four different ways:

Top left -photography by Jesse Leake. Stacy’s bouquet for a Sonoma wedding. I still remember that one. Top right -photography by Kevin Chin. Bottom left -all phaleanopsis bouquet for Erin. Gabriela, my assistant had to wire many of the white orchids one by one. This was one of the most challenging bouquets. Since we did that bouquet, we’ve done another one similar but nothing compares to this one. Bottom right -photography by Lisa Lefkowitz. The famous Lisa Wong Jackson of Good On Paper bouquet, that was featured in several magazines including Martha Stewart Weddings.

Top left -toss bouquet for Jennifer; top right- bride bouquet for Melinda T; bottom - bridal hand bag for Bride and Bloom Magazine. Photography by Kevin Chin

Top row photography by Lisa Lefkowitz. Bottom left-Megan, one of my favorite brides of that fall. Her vineyard photo is still one of my all-time favorite images -a bride in red, that’s sexy. I remember some of her wedding images in Wedding Bells magazine. Photography by Sylvia’s Photography. Bottom right, Erin’s bouquet had red mini callas, roses and peony tulips -very rare and hard to find. It’s one of my favorite all red bouquets. And of course, our bride was fabulous. This bouquet was featured in The Knot. Photography by Tara Arrowood.