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Metro Detroit Wedding: Green, Champagne, Plum with Italian & Polish Traditions

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This past weekend I finally had a chance to make dream come true for my wonderful clients. Their colors that we all decided on were: green, champagne and plum. Everything had a lot of crystals and diamonds. In the reception hall, we had amber lighting that added extra ambiance. Flowers were, hydrangeas, two type of roses, spray roses, bells of ireland, snapdragons, and lots of tulips. In our bride’s bouquet there were lots of roses, freesias and lisianthus. It was over all a wonderful Metro Detroit wedding that combined both Italian and Polish traditions. Notice the little vodka bottles that were given out as favors for all the guests. “Na zdrowie” means “For good health” which is very similar to “Cheers”. Wedding ceremony took place in the tallest and probably the biggest Polish Cathedra in Metro Detroit, St. Florian.

Bride holding bouquet with reception table decor and crystal chandelier

Elegant three-tiered wedding cake with floral decorations on display

Wedding table setting with a bottle and floral centerpiece

Bride and groom exit church holding hands at their wedding

Wedding couple embracing indoors and kissing outside the church doors

Couple holding hands with wedding rings on beautiful white bouquet

Elegant church wedding venue with floral centerpieces at the reception

Photography: Agnes Photography Flowers/chair covers/linens/design: GoIzzy Custom Event Design Invitations/Seating Cards/Table Numbers: Paperie Design Studio Reception Venue: Palazzo Grande Ceremony: St. Florian

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