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Salem Golf Club  was the host site for our clients' sophisticated and elegant wedding in early June.  The color scheme was navy, white, green and silver tones.   Engaging Floral Designs  provided the flowers and the day of coordinator onsite was our own Sarah Lusardi of NY Engagements, LLC  .  Hillary, Edgar, Todd, and the rest of the Salem Golf Club team were exceptional to work with.  Donna, Jess and Janice from Beauty at Your Door did the hair and makeup for the girls and kept them on schedule and worked with their particular requests at the hotel.  We worked closely onsite with the band leader, Elizabeth Greene, from Ariel Entertainment  and they rocked the house all night long!  Liz was a great entertainment director throughout the night and is very much someone that will listen to a bride's requests for custom needs throughout the night (for example: The groom was a drummer in the past and wanted to do a special drum performance f...

A close up look of Engaging Floral Designs flowers designed in a collection of vintage bud vases and mercury vases on the bridal party table. A beautiful long bridal party table down the length of the room overlooking the falls at Roundhouse.  A collection of mercury vases of flowers, glass bud vases, and candles completed the look! Engaging Floral Designs created beautiful dogwood branch centerpieces for this April wedding at the Roundhouse

NY Engagements, LLC and Engaging Floral Designs had the pleasure of doing wedding flowers and day of coordination services for a wedding this past weekend at Roundhouse at Beacon Falls!  We're lucky to have such an amazing venue located right down the road from our studio. It was a perfect day in May for a wedding and the flowers complemented the overall scheme of the wedding - romantic, elegant garden style. The bride looked stunning and seemed at ease enjoying her wedding day with her husband!! Their  parents felt relaxed and had a wonderful time knowing they didn't have to think about the logistics or set up happening behind the scenes.   Enjoy some photos of our team's work onsite:

Engaging Floral Designs wins the 2013 Best of Weddings Pick on TheKnot.com!  It's the 2nd year in a row we've won this award and are very thankful to our past clients for all the wonderful feedback you've shared with others about our services and designs to help us earn this recognition.       Happy Holidays!  - Sarah Lusardi, Owner

Wood planter boxes, birch containers and mason jars are all the rage in the latest wedding centerpiece design.  They and are perfect to tie in architectural elements of a building (such as for barn weddings, weddings at the Roundhouse at Beacon Falls ;) ... outdoor weddings, or other "rustic or vintage themed" weddings. This is a design below created by yours truly at Engaging Floral Designs! Don't forget to stop and smell the ranunculus, dahlias, spray roses, tulips, and oh yeah, roses....

It was truly a pleasure to be back at the Roundhouse on September 29th working as the floral designer and day of coordinator for a wonderful couple from NYC.  It was an iffy day with the weather but the rain held out and the ceremony took place outside on the patio area at the venue (the original ceremony plan was on the lawn but it was too damp with all the rain we had previously in Beacon).  These stands were purchased for weddings at Roundhouse and can be used indoors or outdoors.  These aisle markers were used again after the ceremony on the cocktail tables.  Reuse and recycle!   Their dj didn't provide prelude music so we used my assistant's smartphone to play some prelude music stored on there as guests were seated. Their officiant was a friend and offered a very personal ceremony having everyone laughing and smiling.       The cocktail hour took place upstairs in the Gallery area and ou...

Our first event at Roundhouse happened on September 22, 2012.  This bride wanted a very simple, classic white/cream blush look for her centerpieces designed in hobnob mason jars. These tables were not completely set yet but with the glassware, place settings, menu cards, and candles, this was a nice soft look for the space. Can't wait to see the photographer's professional photos when we get them!   For the bouquets, the bride requested a bouquet with anemones, lilies, roses, and...wait for it...baby's breath....(screech, hault!).  What? Yes, it seems that baby's breath is starting to be requested due to the ever so popular vintage romantic trend.  Next year we have a wedding where baby's breath is the only flower in tall glass vases with hanging votives and crystals... who knew!     We can't wait to feature the photographer's images of our flowers to show you the complete overall look...stay tuned!