Tropical mixed with soft and lush blooms for an super colorful and spectacular wedding at the Marin Headlands by Gorgeous and Green

I know you don't want to read about this wedding, you would rather feast with your eyes.  So I will be brief and only caption the photos so you know what's happening, but beware, there are just a few posted here, but there were many more that I have not shared.  Maybe I will share at a later date.

In any case, this all took place this past Summer at the Marin Headlands.  The wedding was beautiful, the crowd was festive and the bride and groom were such sweet and easy going people, they basically allowed me to do my design thing and my color scheme (bright color).  

Here you go:

The Bride wanted a lush, tropical and colorful bouquet with a more condensed feel, less wild flyaways, so her wish was my command.

The Marin Headlands Dining Room is a beautiful vintage space right next to the warmth of the kitchen.  The flowers here added to the feel and warmth of the reception. Plus there was no floral foam or plastic used!

I selected some beautiful locally grown blooms for the cake, but Natalie from Natty Cakes did all the work putting them on in a cascade.  What a beautiful waterfall of color.

Here the couple poses in one of the vintage bathrooms in the building.  Such fun texture and a lovely shot captured by C. Wagner Photography.

A Closeup of the Gorgeous and Green :) Tropical foliage installation for above the ceremony. A lovely contrast to the vintage details of the ceiling.  And no floral foam was used! Not even a plastic tube. Way more sustainable.

A far shot of the ceremony space at the Marin Headlands.  A great room for a wedding ceremony.

Some lovely bright light coming thru a tropical arrangement by Gorgeous and Green on the sign in table. 

And the couple out for a stroll after first look.  The Marin Headlands is truly a magical space for a wedding because it is surrounded by natural beauty.

Florals by Gorgeous and Green

Cake by Natty Cakes

Photos by C. Wagner Photography

Venue: Marin Headlands 

In Green Design and Methods,

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