Lisa Foster Floral Design: Peach

Wedding Flowers Season 2013 - Knoxville, TN

We have been in Wedding Wonderland (or next door to it!) for the past three months! To say that we are excited to see all of the photos from these weddings would be an understatement. 2013 has been the year of large receptions and lots of peach and coral! As a wedding vendor it is interesting to see trends our brides go with and this year has been peach, peach, and peach!
We laugh a LOT at LFFD, and since this year has been so "blushy" we like to quote the line from Steel Magnolia's, "My colors are blush and bashful...". The realm of blushes, pinks, peaches and corals has invaded Lisa Foster Floral Design. We have had some of the most beautiful bouquets walk out of this shop in the past few months. Thankfully we have awesome photographer friends that get photos up just days after the weddings take place. What did we do before social media?!?!
The team has pulled a lot of late-nights and long hours to pull off the magic that happens at Lisa Foster Design.
Don't feel sorry for us though, we have THE BEST time working with each other. Lets not call it work, it's more like... getting things done while hanging out with a group of friends. Check out some of the work we've done lately and you can see, we love what we do.

2013 Wedding Color Trends

Trending Wedding Colors for East Tennessee Brides

There is no doubt that Pinterest has had a huge impact on the wedding business. Overall brides are more prepared on how they want their cake, wedding picture poses and wedding flowers. This trend does not seem to be fading anytime soon. In fact, Pinterest has bled over into Prom!

This year the Lisa Foster Floral Design team has seen a few dominate color trends for the year 2013. The first is BLUSH, brides are gah gah over the blush colors. Pinks, peach, corals, ivory and white... and mix in a little soft greens. We've had a multitude of brides want the "soft romantic" look. Pinterest is full of ideas on how to use this color pallet for a wedding.

Garden Roses have been made popular by Martha Stewart, Pinterest and Other Bridal Magazines. Garden Roses are a great substitute for peonies because of their high petal count and size.