true love

i know i've posted like three photos from this bouquet already, but i just couldn't help myself. trent bailey really nailed it!

Elizabeth Scott

We are cuckoo for these wedding bands from Elizabeth Scott. They are cast from birch bark and would be tres chic for any nature lovers' nuptials.

summer flowers

when natalie of natalie bowen designs asked us to do a fun, summer arrangement for her dear friend i was so honored and touched! i hope you like it!

we heart film

jen huang was nice enough to snap some shots with film for us at our last shoot. the detail film picks up is extraordinary! check out the full post on brooklyn bride

brides magazine

we're so excited that brides new york magazine hit stands today! check out our bouquet inspired by the bottega veneta spring 2010 line. it was such a blast to design and so fun to see in the magazine.

folks are getting hitched

we've been happily busting around this crazy city and state for the past few months helping folks get married. it's been quite the ride so far in our oversized cargo vans...just imagine juliet at 4'11 and myself not much bigger at a whopping 5'1 whipping an enormous, windowless van around filled with flowers.

last weekend we tackled a very big and super fun wedding for a truly delightful couple. with 450 guests we designed a chuppah, 16 chair flowers, 39 tablescapes, 14 bouquets, 11 boutonnieres, 250 favors, seating cards, table numbers and pretty much any other decor elements you could dream of. whoo i am tired from just writing it.

the wedding design was a smashing hit and a huge accomplishment for p&p. we had a really talented team of girls with us to pull it all off. our dear friend missy of missy photography joined us for the day and took some lovely photos. enjoy!

the bridal bouquet was designed with soft palette of scabiosa, dahlia, and veronica

half of the tables were adorned with a lantern and five vintage glass vases nestled on top of a bed of moss. juliette roses, salt roses, veronica, and scabiosa were paired with delicate green vines and unripened blackberry.

the other half of the tables were adorned with a low, lush arrangement of dahlias, thistle, juliette garden roses, scabiosa, vernoica, and artichokes. there were even some donut peaches nestled into the arrangements!

guests picked up a mini potted herb with their seating assignments attached to a garden stick

fresh lavender lined the aisle

the chuppah was adorned with delicate greens, seeded eucalyptus, amaranthus, and veronica

1000 cranes

this past weekend was a big one for p&p, in fact the biggest we've had so far. among the many fun things on our schedule was a festive wedding at the city winery. we hung 1000 cranes that were handmade by the bride and her family. it was really a sight to see!

yes, please!

trent bailey captured this bouquet for us and we really just want to live in this field with these flowers for ever and ever. such a great photo!

hardware dreams

it's every girls dream to get married with all hardware acquisitions in a metal shop in brooklyn, right? well, it was ours!
we teamed up with domestic construction, lovely bride, stuart & welch catering, missy photography, and cleanwash letterpress to design a hardware store inspired wedding. it was so much fun and in our opinion turned out pretty rad!
see the full post today on brooklyn bride

flowers.jewelry.wine.sweets.

sweet city hall

this past week we dropped off a fun, vibrant summer bouquet and boutonniere for a very sweet couple. they tied the knot at city hall and the amazing trent bailey captured it for them. more to come soon...

furniture dreams

yes, it is true p&p will soon have a new home and we are beyond excited for the big move!
one of the best parts about moving into a new space is that you can spend countless hours scouring markets and online retailers for cool pieces of furniture and shamelessly dream about owning all of them. here are some of my dreams by nightwood.
happy weekend!

Finestra

I recently came across these pendants from Finestra. There is something totally enchanting about them... don't you think?

Why Design Now?

I recently visited the Cooper Hewitt to see the Why Design Now Exhibition. It was fabulous! Among the highlights, for me, were the Adspecs. These glasses were developed to be a low cost eye wear option used mostly in the developing world. The glasses utilize simple technology that allows the user to "fill" their own prescription by injecting the lens with liquid. Read more about them here http://exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/adspecs and see the exhibit at the Cooper Hewitt now through January.

dress to kill

i was so thrilled to see my my soon to be sister in law's friend's wedding invitations featured on design sponge! check out the full post here! also don't miss out on this!