Glamorous Wedding at the Historic Palmer House

A’s favorite historic hotel in Chicago, The Palmer House,  was the backdrop to this elegant wedding last year.  The bride wanted to use ivory roses exclusively throughout the wedding, with gold accents to compliment the gilding throughout the Empire Room.  A. and P. sprayed fiddle head ferns gold to add a bit of flair, wrapped gold wire around cylinder vases for sparkle, and used gold curly willow for accents on the tall pieces.

Grooms bout with gold fiddle head fern. Photo courtesy of Vrai Photography

Grooms bout with gold fiddle head fern. Photo courtesy of Vrai Photography

Additionally, the bride wanted to incorporate brooches into her bouquet a first for Pockets Filled With Posies but certainly not last!

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Photo Courtesy of Vrai Photography

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For the 2 very special flower girls, we created “wands” just like fairy princesses using roses, hydrangea and hypericum berries.

Flower Girl wand

Flower Girl wand

Father of the Bride's bout

Father of the Bride’s bout

Groomsmen bout

Groomsmen bout

Cluster of ivory floating candles wrapped in wispy gold wire for sparkle

Cluster of ivory floating candles wrapped in wispy gold wire for sparkle

Tall vases filled with gold curly willow, topped with roses, hydrangea, hypericum berries and eucalyptus leaves with small curly willow branches

Tall vases filled with gold curly willow, topped with roses, hydrangea, hypericum berries and eucalyptus leaves with small curly willow branches. Photo courtesy of Vrai Photography

Tall centerpiece with gold curly willow base

Tall centerpiece with gold curly willow base

tall centerpiece close up

tall centerpiece close up

Sneak Peak view of the wedding celebration and main table.  Photo courtesy of Vrai Photography

Sneak Peak view of the wedding celebration and main table. Photo courtesy of Vrai Photography

Special thanks to Vrai Photography for some of the photo’s!

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