A modern take on classic silhouettes, the Jenny Yoo Bridal Fall 2018 Collection offers an array of wedding gowns meticulously crafted with the finest details. From deconstructed bows to enticing necklines to one-of-a-kind embellishments, this collection evokes classic romance infused with modern glamour. Unexpected patterns appear on luxurious fabrics like silk organza, flowing crepe, and soft taffeta creating the perfect silhouette for today’s most daring brides.
Jenny Yoo is a true visionary in the world of bridal fashion. Her passion for the modern bride paired with her innovative creativity redefines her design aesthetic collection after collection, though she remains true to her signature foundation of clean lines and modern cuts.
A modern take on classic silhouettes, the Jenny Yoo Bridal Fall 2018 Collection offers an array of wedding gowns meticulously crafted with the finest details. From deconstructed bows to enticing necklines to one-of-a-kind embellishments, this collection evokes classic romance infused with modern glamour. Unexpected patterns appear on luxurious fabrics like silk organza, flowing crepe, and […]
WOW! We cannot believe it has already been a week since our BLISS takes on Vermont event at The Essex, Vermont’s Culinary Resort & Spa. We had such a great time networking with some of Vermont’s top event professionals and we are so thankful for the connections that were made! Special thank you to the newest member of the BLISS team, Jaclyn Watson, our Business Development Specialist for Northern New England — she coordinated this amazing event along with a stellar team:
WOW! We cannot believe it has already been a week since our BLISS takes on Vermont event at The Essex, Vermont’s Culinary Resort & Spa. We had such a great time networking with some of Vermont’s top event professionals and we are so thankful for the connections that were made! Special thank you to the […]
Blush, navy, and white… a classic color palette embodying the nature surrounding the New England Aquarium was perfect for this summer soiree.
From engagement the couple knew they wanted a unique venue in the heart of Boston that would allow for an outdoor ceremony. The New England Aquarium had everything they wanted and inspired the color palette as well as the rest of the design. The ceremony was held under an elegant birch arbor draped with linen and adorned with summer blooms overlooking Boston Harbor. Dinner was served in a beautiful white tent that was softened by twinkling lights and terrariums in fish bowls creating a whimsical setting. “Whim Event’s package included a trip to the flower market – my mom and I toured with Moira to choose the flowers that we liked and 6 weeks later we got to see those same flowers in the bouquets! It made the wedding that much more memorable,” the bride reminisced.
Blush, navy, and white… a classic color palette embodying the nature surrounding the New England Aquarium was perfect for this summer soiree. From engagement the couple knew they wanted a unique venue in the heart of Boston that would allow for an outdoor ceremony. The New England Aquarium had everything they wanted and inspired the […]
Rachael Sirois, floral designer and owner of Farrissey Floral Design has been surrounded by flowers for most of her life! From her grandmother’s garden to mother & grandmother’s catering company, Rachael has extensive experience in creating beautiful arrangements that rival works of art.
My (now) husband and I were moving back to Massachusetts after living in New York. I worked for a clothing company in the city and wanted a job that gave me a similar balance between the creative and business aspects. The current “flower revolution” had just started, showcasing the more natural, organic look, using seasonal flowers —I was inspired! I had always loved flowers, as I had grown up helping my grandmother arrange them, so I decided to go for it and start my business! The name Farrissey is from my mom and grandparents’ catering company (my mother’s maiden name).
2. What is currently trending in wedding floral design?
One thing I am seeing more of recently that I have always loved is smaller bouquets. I love a bouquet that the bride can hold with one hand, and that allows the guests to focus their attention on her, not so much the flowers. The flowers are important of course, but they should showcase the bride, not distract from her. We saw Meghan Markle’s petite bouquet of astilbe, sweet peas, and forget me knots just this week – what’s prettier than that?!
3. Where do you source your flowers from?
I have a few terrific vendors that I use that range from Boston to local farms. It’s important to me to use locally sourced flowers whenever possible, but Holland, South America, and Japan grow undeniably beautiful flowers as well and those definitely work their way into my designs.
4. Which flowers are in season for Spring/Summer?
Some of my absolute favorites are available through Spring and early Summer! Sweet peas are probably at the top of my list (which is a very long list). They smell great and are the perfect addition to bouquets, adding a soft bit of movement with the most delicate stem, easily worked in. Lilac, peonies, ranunculus, lily of the valley, and anemones are up there as well and are all great Spring/ Summer flowers that I incorporate into my designs whenever possible.
Rachael Sirois, floral designer and owner of Farrissey Floral Design has been surrounded by flowers for most of her life! From her grandmother’s garden to mother & grandmother’s catering company, Rachael has extensive experience in creating beautiful arrangements that rival works of art. 1. How did Farrissey Floral Design come to be? My (now) husband […]
