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Sahara Sensation, you’re a showstopper for sure.
Soft tones, delicate textures, and more local blooms from @aravaipa_creekside_growers ! HMUA @rachelxtine_hmua Model @britttse Floral @afloralnote Photographer @as_ever_photography
Blue blooms are few and far between in the flower world, but these tweedia are the most perfect blue accent!
How pretty is this ribbon from @partycrushstudio !? Sometimes you match ribbon to the flowers... but other times the ribbon takes the lead. Scroll for a close up! HMUA @rachelxtine_hmua Model @britttse Floral @afloralnote Photographer @as_ever_photography
Kiera garden rose. I love how each one is colored a little@differently! Some are mostly white, some are more pink, all are lovey.
Delicate, beautiful, just plain lovely little treasures all tucked together. Mini carnations, mums, lisianthus, scabiosa, gomphrena, and mixed greens and grasses. Such an treat to design with some local blooms from @aravaipa_creekside_growers ! HMUA @rachelxtine_hmua Model @britttse Floral @afloralnote Photographer @as_ever_photography
I think flowers are fantastic when they are together... but that doesn’t mean they aren’t fantastic when they are alone, too. There is something special about that, I think.
Mood. Photo by @betsyandjohnphoto Model, hair and makeup @the.powder.room @rachelhaimowitz #tucsonwedding #tucsonphotographer #tucsonweddingphotographer #tucsonweddingmakeupartist #fallbouquet #mountainshoot #fall #tucsonfall #whyilovewhereilive
Something pretty different... but pretty neat! Banksia, dried poppy pods, pine, oak, and dried bits from hiking. The whole thing dried super well, too, and that’s something that usually doesn’t go well for traditional bouquets.

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Elizabeth Victory
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Tucson, Arizona
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