In the 19th century, flowers were more than just a beautiful addition to gardens or décor; they were a secret code for expressing feelings and sentiments that words often left unsaid. This “language of flowers,” or floriography, gained popularity during the Victorian era, when strict social norms limited verbal expressions of
Nicole and Jacob’s wedding at The Carriage House was a thoughtfully curated and vibrant day. With a palette of bold florals, detailed linens, and custom touches, this celebration was one for the books. A Chapel Ceremony Framed by Lush Blooms The couple exchanged vows in the charming Carriage House chapel,
There’s nothing quite like a vibrant, downtown Houston wedding to shake up tradition and bring out a couple’s unique style—and that’s exactly what this wedding was all about! From electric pops of hot pink florals to neon signs and a churro cart, this “moody neon” celebration was filled with unforgettable
Laura and Clint’s wedding at the Sunset Coffee Building was a colorful, joyous celebration set against the natural beauty of the bayou and downtown Houston. With wildflower-inspired florals, glowing candlelight, and a clear top tent under the night sky, this wedding embodied romance and adventure. Known for their infectious energy,
Some weddings are all about grandiosity, while others find beauty in simplicity—and this summer celebration at The Post HTX proves just how stunning minimalism can be. With a pared-down, intentional design featuring soft peach and light green florals, clean ikebana arrangements, and whimsical touches, this wedding embodied a “less is
