Journal - Page 4 of 36 - Sarah Winward floral design organic weddings

Floral Artist / Educator / Spacial Design

seasons / events / interiors

11.03.16

Colorful Ranch Wedding

09.19.16

New York Wedding at The Glass Houses

08.29.16

May Wedding on the California Coast

07.25.16

Ethereal Thailand Beach Wedding

06.27.16

Dordogne, France

06.22.16

Elegant Garden Wedding at Philbrook Art Museum

06.13.16

Jackson Hole Wedding at Amangani Resort

05.16.16

Pink Feminine Wedding at Sunstone Villa

05.02.16

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Water hollows stone, wind scatters water, stone st

Water hollows stone,
wind scatters water,
stone stops the wind.
Water, wind, stone.

Wind carves stone,
stone's a cup of water,
water escapes and is wind.
Stone, wind, water.

Wind sings in its whirling,
water murmurs going by,
unmoving stone keeps still.
Wind, water, stone.

Each is another and no other:
crossing and vanishing
through their empty names:
water, stone, wind.

Octavio Paz, "Wind, Water, Stone"

Ceremony installation for B+P @amangiri with @eastonevents @eclectichive @erickelley

Instagram post 17903797829337383

Instagram post 17903797829337383

Always inspired by the setting, the soft curves in

Always inspired by the setting, the soft curves in the landscape, the layers of mountain shadow in the distance.

Making floral pieces that are harmonious with the location, but also make a statement for an event is always my goal, my challenge and my joy.

This mandap was made to be an intimate space. An encompassing structure to hold the bride and groom during their ceremony set in the wide open sage brush fields of Wyoming.

Photo @ktmerry
Planning @diwanbydesign
Furniture @eclectichive
Structure fabrication @jacob.wolf
For Sapna + Ari @brushcreekranch

Dreaming these things up, and working to make them come to life is no easy task. I am incredibly thankful to a very supportive client, planning, and floral team from this event. Thank you to the many people behind the scenes on my team making this floral dream come true @lifestyledbyserena @sevadesign @eothen_ @soilandstem @floragefarms @jesse.flo.real @ashley_killen @samarafloral @phosphorusbotanical David 1, David 2, and Bart. Thank you to all of the flower suppliers and farms who’s flowers made everything so beautiful @mayeshlax @floragefarms @rosestoryfarm.
I’ll save some videos from the making of this one in my highlights.

For Sapna + Ari Photo @ktmerry Planning @diwanby

For Sapna + Ari

Photo @ktmerry
Planning @diwanbydesign
Furniture @eclectichive
Structure fabrication @jacob.wolf
@brushcreekranch

I am forever grateful for trusting clients. For th

I am forever grateful for trusting clients. For those who ask us to dream up something special, then give us the freedom to make it come to life.

This couple wanted a ceremony structure that was impactful, but didn’t detract from or compete with the wide open Wyoming views. I designed these ceremony structures inspired by Richard Serra’s art, to create a compression and expansion experience for guests as they walked into the ceremony site. Enclosing them in the floral walls, then opening their views up again so that they have fresh eyes to take in the beauty of the expansive landscape.

Photo @ktmerry
Planning @diwanbydesign
Furniture @eclectichive
Structure fabrication @jacob.wolf

For Sapna + Ari @brushcreekranch

A favorite from the season. Textural walls mimicki

A favorite from the season.
Textural walls mimicking the hills in the landscape for this ceremony entrance.

Photo @ktmerry
Planning @diwanbydesign
Furniture @eclectichive
Structure fabrication @jacob.wolf
For Sapna + Ari @brushcreekranch

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