Sebesta Design

Sure, ceremony florals look cool in pictures, but can you imagine being surrounded by these sunset-colored blooms while you say your vows?? That's what dreams are made of. 😍⁠
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Purple is a neutral, and you can't convince us otherwise. 🍇⁠
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Dahlias will occasionally break your heart (iykyk), but we will always come back to them. ⁠
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A forever favorite. An entire enchanted forest in a bouquet. ⁠🌲⁠
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POV: It's your wedding day, and you finally get to see the flowers that we've sent 4,357 emails about over the last 18 months. 😍⁠
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💕Pictured here is our beautiful bride, Laura 💕

If the feeling of the leaves just starting to turn was a table centerpiece, it would look like this. ⁠
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When deciding which flowers to include in our designs, we spend a lot of time considering not only color and style but also visual balance. It's important to us that there is harmony and variety in bloom sizes, variation in the textures of the elements, and that the colors are perfectly cohesive. ⁠
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And just like that, it's September! It may be 88 degrees outside, but we are all in on fall. 🍁⁠
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To our September couples, we are coming for ya! ✨️⁠
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Here is your annual reminder that fall wedding palettes don't have to be orange, yellow and red, and that trends are irrelevant. Your best wedding colors are colors that make you happy! ⁠
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For Margo and Peter's Bellevue reception, we knew the head table at the center of the room would be a major focal point, but because of its positioning, it would be most prominently viewed from down the table rather than from the side. ⁠
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To take advantage of this viewpoint, we designed this installation to extend the floral centerpiece over the end of the table, creating a big, beautiful floral "waterfall." ⁠
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