A wedding floral and event design studio that takes a fresh, innovative approach to bring your vision to life. Studio based in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Behind the scenes on site at Greenacres Art Center in Cincinnati for the set up of Ashley + Austin’s gorgeous reception! Everything was absolutely perfect - from the romantic, airy draping to the custom dance floor with toffee rose appliqué! Wall to wall carpet, custom bar, lounge area and lots of flowers!
The Yellow Canary team spent the afternoon transforming Rhinegeist’s newest event space with beautiful, romantic florals and greenery. We wrapped long branches from a water oak tree around the rustic, industrial columns in the center of the room which softened the rawness of the space. Family style dining tables were set with white linens and low centerpieces of creamy pink stock, snapdragons, citrus ranunculus, wildflowers, and lots of beautiful foliage.
Carrie wanted the florals at her 21c Hotel wedding to create a classic, timeless atmosphere. Her colors are so joyful and uplifting - a gorgeous and airy spring palette of bright whites, creams, vibrant and pastel yellows, subtle pinks, and all the shades of green that spring delivers!
Paige & Matt took a stroll as husband and wife in the picturesque neighborhood of Gratz Park in Lexington, KY on their wedding day. Gratz Park is one of the most beautiful, and historic neighborhoods in the city. Cobblestone walkways lined with towering hedges, rod iron fences, and tree shaded boulevards have aged well over the 200 years since the park’s establishment in the late 1700’s.
Madeline wanted a wedding day that was “simple, bright, and timeless”. She and Eli were inspired by the 1920’s style architecture and interior details of Cincinnati’s historic Hilton Netherland Plaza and wanted the decor to emphasize the beauty of the elements already present. Madeline and her bridesmaids carried classic white bouquets paired with subtle blush florals and hints of greenery.
Katie and Chad were married in a beautiful, intimate outdoor ceremony at Cincinnati’s Kenwood Country Club. Katie’s vision was that the day be romantic and simple, filled with flowers.
Amber and Drew were married in a glamorous, intimate wedding celebration at The Phoenix in downtown Cincinnati. Built in 1893 and restored to its original splendor as a gem of Italian Renaissance architecture in the 1980’s, the gorgeous details, which you can see in these gorgeous photographs, make it the perfect venue in which to say “I do!” The grand white marble staircase (apparently one of the finest in North America!), ornate detailing, and Tiffany glass make it one of the most beautiful and historically rich buildings in our city.
Rachel and Joe were married on a beautiful summer day at St. Cecelia Church in Cincinnati followed by a wedding reception at home. Rachel was stunning in her lace dress surrounded by her bridesmaids in simple soft blush gowns. Bouquets were hand-tied with a naturally structured style. in shades of white/cream, pale blush pink, and medium tone “Baby” pink accents and sage green. We incorporated romantic florals like peonies, ranunculus, garden roses, and accents of mixed greenery.
Romantic garden roses, white and pale pink peonies and lush vine greenery filled Cincinnati Country Club for Elizabeth + Alex’s bright, floral filled wedding reception. Elizabeth’s bridal party wore bright blue dresses and carried small green and white bouquets. Elizabeth’s bouquet was larger with the addition of subtle blush peonies.
Erika & Zach celebrated at one of Cincinnati’s most glamorous and historic venues, The Omni Netherland Hilton Hotel. The building is known as being one of the finest examples of French Art Deco architecture. The ballroom and Hall of Mirrors speak for themselves with every detail adding to the beauty and rich historic moment of the space.
The atmosphere at Cincinnati’s Rhinegeist Brewery is urban with roots in Over the Rhine’s 19th century brewing history. This wedding reception was held in a quiet space away from the main gathering space of the brewery. The warm exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and honey cafe lights cast a bourbon tinted glow over everything.
A dreamy, fairy tale wedding celebration at Cincinnati’s historic Monastery Event Center. The couple wanted a fresh, spring, garden atmosphere with lots of lush roses and bright purples, lavender, and pinks.
Liz and Hunter’s elegant wedding celebration transformed Cincinnati’s Hall of Mirrors. Spring, light, airy florals in white with hints of pink and greenery flanked the aisle and ceremony altar. A mix of tall and short arrangements paired with soft linens and warm votives created a romantic mood at the reception.
Chloe and Andrew celebrated their marriage on a beautiful winter day surrounded by all their loved ones. Chloe’s bridal party wore holly berry red dresses and carried elegant bouquets robust with white and ivory florals and lots of greenery as a nod to the holiday season. Beautiful photos by Jonathan Gibson Photography.
An elegant and classic wedding day with reception at Cincinnati’s Music Hall. Gorgeous draping and lighting made the florals we created stand out beautifully in the ballroom. Caroline’s bridal party wore a mix of blues and whites and carried a beautiful mix of roses, stock, hydrangea, and tons of greenery. Photos by TM Photography.
Brittany & Troy’s beautiful summer wedding at Cooper Creek Event Center started with an outdoor ceremony and a unity sand ceremony flanked by two beautiful focal arrangements in roses, hydrangea, and peony. Photos by Kortnee Kate Photography.
Rebbie & Matt’s wedding celebration took place upstairs at Cincinnati’s Rhinegeist Brewery. The exposed beams and bricks create the perfect background for white linens, soft, frilly roses and lots of bright greenery. Photography by Brittany Bays.
I always knew that the flowers would be a big part of my wedding day. We loved getting married at the Cincinnati Art Museum. I wanted to keep decorations to a minimum because I knew the beauty of the space and the flowers would be more than enough for us! The words that kept popping into my head when I was planning were crisp, clean, and classic.
My floral vision going into wedding planning would best be described as ‘simple elegance’. Personally, I do not know the names and types of flowers so I decided to start with a color scheme, leaving the specific flower selection to the experts. I knew that I really liked a soft and delicate feel to floral arrangements so I wanted to stick to white and blush flowers accompanied by beautiful greenery to add texture
A beautiful fall wedding at Cincinnati’s Greenaces Art Center. We love the bold, romantic addition of the rich dahlia combined with the textures of the mixed greenery and white on white florals.
