Oscar Worthy Weddings

In the aftermath of the Oscars, we often find ourselves daydreaming in a haze of all things glamorous.  Let’s take the opportunity to celebrate this Wedding Wednesday by observing the inspirations of red carpet worthy style.  It’s no secret that a wedding is a production, but some performances are more noteworthy than others.  From shabby to chic, and silver screen sirens to first ladies, celebrities have tied the not in all shapes and forms over the years.  What will you strut down the aisle when you go bridal?  Whatever your wedding style is, have a look at some of these epic romances that resulted in matrimony..

Grace Kelly’s gorgeous lily of the valley bridal bouquet.

Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco.Jackie Onassis and 35th President of the United Stated, John F Kennedy.

Actress Elizabeth Taylor wore a yellow chiffon dress and a tremendous long woven crown of white and yellow hyacinth, when she married actor Richard Burton.

A veiled Priscilla marrying Elvis Presley.  Elvis wore a black brocade silk tuxedo with Cowboy boots, and they danced to “Love Me Tender”.

Comedienne extraordinaire Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz (a.k.a Ricky Ricardo) married each other various times between their characters on “I Love Lucy”, and their real life relationship.  It doesn’t get much more romantic than that!

A lacy Natalie Wood married Robert Wagner.

A casually dressed, newly wed Paul and Linda McCartney hand in hand.

Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio getting hitched at the Court House!

The ever elegant Princess Diana on her wedding day to Prince Charles of Wales.  *L’Atelier Rouge loves to make incredible bridal bouquets like this!

A perfectly polished and poised David Bowie with bride Iman Abdulmajid.

Michelle and Barack Obama after they said “I do”.

A floral crowned Audrey Hepburn marrying Mel Ferrer.

Miss Piggy in Vivienne Westwood! Isn’t she vivacious? Where is her green groom..

Sir Elton Hercules John and David Furnish

by Bernadette Lords

In a New York Minute

It’s been an epic week here at L’Atelier Rouge, with an event every day and sometimes even two.  Tapping into our inner worker bees, we buzzed around a multitude of flowers in every arrangement here at the studio, day in and day out.  Black Magic Roses, Ocean Song Roses, Garden Roses, Super Green Roses, Vanda Orchids, Hanging Aspidistra, Hydrangeas, Phalaenopsis Orchids, Paeonias, Pin Cushions, Magnolia branches, decorative organic fruit, you name it, it’s here.  We are almost wall to wall with various rose breeds, and as you can imagine it smells divine.

 

From a Gala for the French Institute Alliance Francaise, to a two-day conference at the Mandarin Hotel, the week came roaring in like a lion.  It continued to go out that way too, because next on the books were a couple of extravagant dinner receptions at 583 Park Ave.  Then we conducted a gold leafing demonstration followed by an interview, and we made our debut in Brides Magazine, but that was only the beginning..  This weekend we conquer what will be one of our most lavish weddings thus far, at the Pierre Hotel.  Rome wasn’t built in a day, but by the end of the week, we feel like the soldiers responsible.  For our next trick… No sleep til’ the Pierre Hotel!  It’s safe to say this week has gone by like a New York minute.  Cheers darlings

by Bernadette Lords