A Look Back At The Real BB Weddings Of 2019

 

They say don’t dwell on the past, but we would happily relive just about every moment from our Real BB Weddings of 2019. The year leaves us with a great feeling of gratitude. We had the chance to really get to know our couples and make their wedding visions a reality. As our working relationships became stronger than ever, new connections with talented vendors and industry professionals were made. To say we are excited for what the future holds in 2020 would be a serious understatement.

Something else that has us excited is engagement season. The holidays kickstart a period of popping the question with a sparkling ring that continues through Valentine’s Day. For many, the first niggling thoughts of wedding planning soon follow. Since we are already in a state of reflection, we thought now would be a great time to spotlight decor from our Real BB Weddings of 2019 as inspiration for you lucky readers who are preparing to walk down the aisle.

Organic Romance at Liberty House

Encapsulating organic romance, Yani and Divinity’s outdoor wedding at Liberty House featured a clean and neutral palette. The couple said “I Do” under a breathtaking floral and greenery archway and then danced the night away in a secret garden reception complete with hanging blossoms.

 

 

 

 

In Full Bloom At William Vale

Guests looked on as Heather and Amos exchanged vows in a rooftop ceremony just as the sun was setting over the Manhattan skyline. Their white and greenery ceremony florals gave way to a jaw-dropping reception that dazzled with vibrant blooms and gold accents. “This wedding at The William Vale was very special for us,” remembers our very own Rachel Trimarco. “It was Bride & Blossom’s first wedding at the venue. Seeing the florals fill out space and come to life was really exciting.”

 

 

 

A Classically Modern Affair at Natirar

Lauren and Lou’s wedding at Natirar paired white florals with lucite accents, creating an atmosphere that felt ultra modern, yet timeless at the same time. After tying the knot in a picturesque hilltop ceremony, the couple hosted guests to a chic cocktail reception.

 

 

 

 

White Florals & Greenery With Notes of Black at The Rockleigh

This summer garden wedding at The Rockleigh marked our first floral ring ceremony backdrop ( a 3/4 circle of flowers is placed on the ground and the couple stands in the center). Reception decor featured beautiful white florals and greenery complemented by black linens and taper candles, casting an air of dramatic elegance throughout the room.

 

 

 

 

Old World Glamour at The Angel Orensanz Foundation

For this unforgettable wedding at the Angel Orensanz Foudation, we decorated the venue’s cavernous, dark interior with luscious, soft colored blooms and sparkling accents. The ceremony took place under an eye-catching chuppah and was followed by a mesmerizing reception punctuated with opulent high centerpieces featuring white, blush, and lavender flowers.

 

 

 

A Gilded Peaches and Cream Reception at The Pierre

Decorating The Pierre is always an honor. For this wedding reception, soft peach and cream florals and gold accents underscored the venue’s ornate interior and lavish accents – those chandeliers! Decor featured towering centerpieces alongside low and lush arrangements, which brought a sense graceful movement throughout the room.

 

 

 

 

An Autumn Garden Celebration at The Foundry

Capturing autumn’s romantic side, this tented wedding reception at The Foundry was marked by cascading greenery and robust blooms. The tablescape featured a mix of voluminous and natural centerpieces (high and low) in a white, ruby, blush, and green palette. Chiffon draping, lucite chairs, and crystal chandeliers brought a sophisticated feel to the garden ambiance

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A Classy, Tropical Inspired Wedding at The Press Lounge

Lush tropical flowers and foliage were used to create a stylishly modern look for this rooftop wedding at The Press Lounge. The ceremony took place under a copper pipe archway embellished with asymmetrically arranged monstera leaves, phoenix fan palms, philodendron ‘xanadu,’ aralia, sago, and calathea. Reception table decor featured bold leafy centerpieces with white roses and anthuriums balanced by an exotic foliage installation overhead.

 

 

 

 

Urban Garden Romance at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

It’s no wonder that white florals and greenery are a signature feature among NYC weddings year after year. Timeless, romantic, and versatile, the decor combo looks amazing in just about every type of venue. This wedding at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge started with a bountiful archway of roses, hydrangea, stock, eucalyptus, ruscus, and lemon leaf and culminated with a twinkling reception decorated with a mix of striking high centerpieces and beautiful table garland.

 

 

 

 

Whimsical Charm at the New York Botanical Garden

This early June wedding at the New York Botanical Garden radiated that dreamy feeling that comes along as spring turns over to summer. The couple exchanged vows under a charming archway adorned with chiffon drapery, pastel florals, and cascading rose blossoms. The airy ambiance carried over to the reception with tables topped with centerpieces (high and low) of soft florals and fresh greenery.

 

 

 

An Enchanted Oceanfront Soirée at Gurney’s Montauk

Making the most of the ocean view at Gurney’s Montauk, this early summer wedding began with the bride and groom exchanging vows under an enchanted chuppah of manzanita branches covered with roses, dahlias, orchids, delphinium and greenery. Reception decor displayed low and high centerpieces (harlow stands were very popular in 2019) composed of pretty, cascading blossoms and greenery.

 

 

 

A Lush White, Green, and Burgundy Wedding at Brooklyn Botanic Garden

A color that works well in a variety of styles and palettes, burgundy had a strong presence last year. Pairing the bold hue with crisp white florals and rich greenery, this mid-fall wedding at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden commenced with a birch branch chuppah showcasing asymmetrically arranged hydrangea, anemones, roses, dahlias, astilbe, snapdragon, and amaranthus. The seasonal-inspired color scheme continued on through the reception, casting a warm and intimate feel over the space.

 

 

 

If you ask us, reflection is a good practice to keep. It lets you take stock of the past while setting intentions for the future. After reviewing 2019, one of our biggest takeaways is how lucky we are. There are no words to describe the feeling that comes with the opportunity to decorate all of these amazing venues with the goal of making a couple’s wedding dreams come true. We can’t wait to do it all again in 2020!