For her own bouquet, held here by her bridesmaid during the ceremony, she chose white orchids with yellow centers.

Her bridesmaids’ bouquets were also a single flower type and color- all merlot calla lillies. They just feel like an flower for an evening event.

Together the ladies looked great- white on white for the bride and deep red with chocolate brown for the bridesmaids.

Corsages for the moms continued the look- deep red orchids.

To add to the elegance of the ceremony in the Borgia Room, white candles of varying heights and types were places on the mantle over the fireplace. They were surrounded by garnet roses and greenery.

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For the reception table decor in Alexandra’s, multiple containers were used on each table. Each had a different single flower type in complimentary colors; all the containers were varing sizes. The monochromatic look came together in a sophisticated way.

Up close…

From a distance…

One of my favorite touches was this monogram. The bride and groom’s formal initials laid on a bed of flowers- roses, dahlias, lilies, orchids- with lights around the edges.

Congrats to Jeffrey from J Floral Art for creating such a stunning look for Amber and Tyler.

Dave captured this at the Westchester Ritz Bridal Show while photographing for David Tutera, who was speaking and displaying his work.

Check out more from the show here.

I love his use of water, glass, and candles along with the fresh colors of pink, white and green for this summer collection.

Note the varied containers here that bring out the same colors as the larger arrangement.

For spring, David emphasized the lush growth that bursts out at that time of year. He highlighted the greens with pink, purple, and ivory flowers.

Winter always offers an opportunity for elegance. I appreciated his use of crystals with white tulips and calla lilies.

The green, orange, and burgundy of autumn are accentuated perfectly with gold candelabras and chargers.

The willow branches add a rustic touch to these elegant centerpieces.

David was also asked to speak to the brides and their guests about wedding planning and design.

I also want to give a huge thank you to Ashley and Nora from David’s team for all of the hard work and their help at the Ritz.Great work all around!

Here’s a peak of the wedding’s style and elegance…

The guests were welcomed by this stunning ball of roses with ivy.

The ceremony began in this splendid space at the Metropolitan Club. I love the red draping along the doorways and the beautiful paintings above. David accented the walk down the aisle with this amazing floral archway which the bride walked through on her way to the huppah.

And the huppah felt like a private sanctuary of flowers.

Music accompanied the guests, the bride and her attendants as they entered the space.

The guests then gathered in the Marble Room for cocktails and hors d’euvres.

Later everyone retired to the Metropolitan Club’s dining room for dinner and the remainder of the reception.

The wedding was truly elegant and sophisticated. The experience for the bride and groom and their guests was magical.

A huge thank you to the whole David Tutera team and everyone at The Metropolitan Club. What a truly stunning event! We can’t wait to work with you all again.