#stoneblossom

While planning their wedding, Corrine and Taylor gravitated towards simple, clean designs and navy accents. The couple took one of our favorite wedding tips to heart and choose a knowledgeable vendor, then totally trusted their lead! Stoneblossom worked with the happy couple to create a palette containing shades of white with accents of natural green and blue texture. For the ceremony, they arranged hydrangeas, roses, blue thistle, and a touch of seasonal foliage with navy ribbon streamers to line the aisle. Stoneblossom actually encouraged the couple to minimize florals towards the front of the ceremony space so as not to block the jaw-dropping view of the marina and the Narragansett. Now that’s when you know you have a great vendor!

From the great-grandmother’s blue and white handkerchief around the bride’s bouquet to the place card holders handmade by the bride’s sister-in-law and even the “Mr. and Mrs.” chair signs made by the bride’s brother, every detail was navy, nautical, and ultra-personalized. Even the couple’s rehearsal dinner at 41 North was a lobster boil with a long navy and white striped runner and customized lobster bibs. Many thanks to Erin McGinn for taking, and submitting this beautiful wedding!

Photography: Erin McGinn | Wedding Planner: Planned to Perfection | Venue: Carnegie Abbey Club | Florist: Stoneblossom Floral & Event Design | Hair and Makeup: Jennie Kay Beauty | Wedding Dress: The “Heather” dress by Amsale |  Bride’s Shoes: LK Bennett | Rings: Marisa Perry | Clutch: Kayu Designs | Invitations/Paper Design: Wedding Paper Divas | Tent/Lighting/Décor: Newport Tent Company | Transportation: Rockstar Limo | Cake: Scrumptions | Rentals: Rentals Unlimited |  Music: Ceremony/Cocktail hours- Allegro Chamber Players | Reception: The Sultans of Swing | Video: The Reeling | Bridesmaids PJs: Plum Pretty Sugar | Groom’s attire: Paul Stuart | Hotel: The Hotel Viking | Wedding Video: Reeling Films

A fungal bloom with a strong odor, stonebloom is found exclusively in Mount Hyjal. When combined with the proper reagents stonebloom makes a powerful neutralizing agent against fel magics and other mind altering enchantments. Though, to improperly mix the fungus can have toxic results. It is highly recommended that only skilled herbalists attempt to prepare it for medicinal purposes.

The practical use of the plant has lent it a meaning of grounding and is a request to the receiver to keep their feet firmly upon the earth and their head out of the clouds.  It is often sent to a dreamy minded child by a more down to earth parent as a warning of unseemly behavior that they should nip in the bud.