Elegant Floral Design - Boston
Whether a glamourous New Year's Eve wedding at the Fairmont Copley Hotel, one at the trendy Liberty Hotel, an outdoor reception at the classic Charles Hotel in Cambridge, or a late autumn one in the old Boston elegance of the Harvard Club, Faxon designs reception flowers to welcome the guests and delight them with something gorgeous and unique.
A table is set with linens, glasses and plates to frame the wedding flower centerpiece arrangements. Her work is all about delighting the guests with different flowers to engage their 'fancy'. When you go to an art show, each sculpture, painting, or ceramic is different. So too, Faxon's work presents a delightful dynamic of multi-faceted wedding reception flower arrangements. For a couple who are artists, she introduced the idea of identifying the twelve tables with the names of their favorite artists. On their wedding day, each table was identified with both the name of an artist and one of his paintings. Faxon was given the freedom to interpret each painting as she wished. She refers to this as her "ideal" wedding job!
A table is set with linens, glasses and plates to frame the wedding flower centerpiece arrangements. Her work is all about delighting the guests with different flowers to engage their 'fancy'. When you go to an art show, each sculpture, painting, or ceramic is different. So too, Faxon's work presents a delightful dynamic of multi-faceted wedding reception flower arrangements. For a couple who are artists, she introduced the idea of identifying the twelve tables with the names of their favorite artists. On their wedding day, each table was identified with both the name of an artist and one of his paintings. Faxon was given the freedom to interpret each painting as she wished. She refers to this as her "ideal" wedding job!
While the palette stays the same, the chosen flowers and foliage are used differently in the elegant floral centerpieces. Sometimes the vases are different sizes and shapes so that the designs are inherently different. She is partial to using low, medium and tall vases in a room with more than twelve tables. If a wedding is all about family and close friends gathering to 'catch up' with each other, she suggests tables-capes and low vases on tables with eight guests. As couples talk more about the spirit of their wedding reception, Faxon also suggests tables of ten with lofting arrangements for guests who do not know each other, medium and lower heights for other guests. Her style is all about variety, unique arrangements to reflect and enhance a couple's celebration. Her clients want designs that are gorgeous and uniquely memorable.